A nature lover’s dream, this cottage is perfect for boaters, fisherman or just lover’s needing seclusion. Cabin Fever offers 2 bedrooms with queen size beds, 1 1/2 baths, a fully equipped kitchen, and great room with sleeper sofa. Will easily sleep 6 adults and has easy access for the handicapped.
WMA consists of shoreline surrounding Carr Creek lake. 20 miles east of Hazard on KY 15. Rough, mountainous terrain, primarily forested with large hardwood trees, some brushy areas. Camping allowed in Corps-maintained campgrounds only. Fishing, boating at Carr Creek Lake.
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Beneath the forested hills of this resort, nature has hidden more than 20 twisting caverns, where you’ll discover a 30-foot underground waterfall, and many more surprises!
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Visit any of our 7 Welcome Centers for up-to-date information on all there is to do and see throughout the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Our knowledgeable and courteous Visitor Information staff are ready to assist visitors with experiencing our Unbridled Spirit.
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The city was named for early settlers Alexander Catlett and his son Horatio, who arrived from Virginia in 1798. The town grew up around Horatio Catlett’s tavern, which existed from 1808 to 1833. Because of its river location, the city became an active trading post and a steamboat landing, known as the Mouth of Sandy.
Cave Run Cabins at the Brownwood in Morehead, Kentucky is the ideal vacation spot! Why? Because Cave Run Cabins and the Cave Run Lake area offer you the best value for your money! Guests of Cave Run Cabins enjoy a secluded, park-like acreage which offers peace and tranquility with quick access to adventures in the
Cave Run Cabins at the Brownwood in Morehead, Kentucky is the ideal vacation spot! Why? Because Cave Run Cabins and the Cave Run Lake area offer you the best value for your money! Guests of Cave Run Cabins enjoy a secluded, park-like acreage which offers peace and tranquility with quick access to adventures in the
Central Park is the largest park in the park system and is considered the ‘Crown Jewel’. The park consists of forty-seven acres and was sold to the City of Ashland in 1900 by the Kentucky Iron Coal and Manufacturing Company for the sum of $32,500
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Why is the park known as “the Breaks”? The Pine Mountain range is a ridge a part of the Appalachian Mountains that runs through Kentucky, Virginia, and Tennessee. Where the park is located is the “break” in the continuous ridge line. Biking, hiking, riding, rafting…no matter how you choose to move through The Breaks Interstate
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