The Kentucky Wildlands

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Alan Galleries

We sell ready made frames, prints, and oil paintings. We can provide you with many framing options and styles guaranteed to suit any decor. We feature complete conservation framing and top quality materials to ensure that your most precious memories will be lasting works of art. We also sell boutique frames which are a perfect

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Amish/Mennonite Shops

Nestled amongst the hills and winding creeks of Casey County is a community of serene beauty, country roads, and some of the kindest folks you’ll ever meet. The Mennonite community in the South Fork area brings with its way of life the essence of a simpler time of long ago. many businesses, points of interest,

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The Dragon Slayer

Nestled between Kentucky and Virginia snakes the Dragon Slayer Hwy 160, a 20 mile destination ride with more than 226 significant curves. Coupled with those curves are breathtaking views of the Appalachian Mountains as well as the highest point in Kentucky atop Black Mountain. Come Slay the Dragon yourself!

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The Rattlesnake

The State of Kentucky recognizes a good touring road when they see one. In 2016, the state officially named Highway 192 The Rattlesnake in the hopes of attracting motorcyclists and sports cars drivers to help local tourism. Located just north of the Tennessee border and west of I75, the Rattlesnake winds through the foothills of

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Triple Crown Outfitters

Here at Triple Crown Outfitters, we take a lot of pride in everything that we do. From hanging tree-stands to the meals we serve, we believe that each and every aspect of your hunt should be nothing short of spectacular. Our clients safety and satisfaction is first and foremost. As hunters, we all know that

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Redbird Crest Trail System

The Redbird Crest Trail is developed for off-highway vehicle riders, hikers, horseback riders and mountain bikers to enjoy year round. The trail makes a loop that begins and ends near the Redbird District office. Two inner loops and a connector trail to a private off-highway vehicle campground add to the recreational experience.

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Rockcastle River

The Rockcastle River is a 54.8-mile-long river primarily in Rockcastle County, Kentucky, United States. It is a tributary of the Cumberland River and therefore, via the Ohio River, part of the Mississippi River watershed. In 1750 it was discovered and named the Lawless River by Dr. Thomas Walker and his exploring party. It was soon

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