The Kentucky Wildlands

East

Levisa Fork Paddlefest

Experience the Appalachian Mountains up close and personal. Enjoy a unique float down the Levisa Fork River in eastern Kentucky. The 8+ mile kayaking adventure will take you through the first established town in eastern Kentucky. Tickets are $15 and include lunch and shuttle service. Registration begins at 8:30 am with kayaks hitting the water

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North Fork River Trail

Length: Approximately 5 miles on the North Fork of the Kentucky River. Allow 2-3 hrs to complete. Difficulty: Easy (and relaxing). Trail Activities: Kayak, raft and float, fishing (Small Mouth, Redeye, Kentucky Bass, Muskie, and occasionally a Trout). It is possible to see cranes, deer, fox, otters,& beavers, and other wildlife. Parking: Ample parking at

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Olive Hill (Trail Town)

Whether you’re looking to explore one of Carter County’s world-renowned caves or hit a hole-in-one on our expansive golf courses, there’s no shortage of fun to be had during your Carter County KY tourism. Visit Carter County – the perfect weekend getaway for those who seek adventure while traveling & vacationing.

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Panbowl Lake

Panbowl Lake was formed in 1963 when the panbowl-shaped North Fork of the Kentucky River was dammed due to the construction of KY HWY 15. The lake is about 7 miles long and 98 acres. This beautiful lake is in Jackson and is known for crappie and bass fishing.

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Pikeville Cut-Through Project

Visitors can expect more than just an astonishing view when visiting the Cut-Through Project overlook. Located on Bob Amos drive, the Cut-Through overlook sits atop a majestic mountain surrounded by beautiful scenery and the Bob Amos Park, which features a rubberized oval walking track, hiking trail, horseshoe arena area, tennis courts, basketball courts, soccer fields,

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