The Kentucky Wildlands

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Grayson Lake

Grayson Lake is located in Carter and Elliott counties; impounded from the Little Sandy River by the Corps of Engineers in 1968. Sheer sandstone canyons and gentle slopes surround the 1,512 acres of Grayson Lake. This site was a favorite camping area for Shawnee and Cherokee Native Americans and you will see why when you

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Daniel Boone National Forest London Ranger District

The London Ranger District is best known for Laurel River Lake, a 5,600-acre reservoir. The district contains two state designated Kentucky Wild Rivers, the Cumberland and Rockcastle, and a portion of Lake Cumberland. Two wildlife management areas, Cane Creek and Mill Creek, are popular for hunting. The Whitman Branch Shooting Range provides an excellent location for practicing target skills.

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Dawkins Line Rail Trail

The entire 36 miles of the trail, stretching from Hagerhill in Johnson County to Evanston in Breathitt County, is now open to hikers, bikers, and horseback riders. The first 25 miles up to Tip Top Tunnel features 24 trestles and the 662-foot Gun Creek Tunnel. While the final 11 miles is now complete, Tip Top

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Dix River Dept Park

Dix River WMA is located in east central Lincoln County and consists of the 400 acres. The topography consists of flat bottomlands and the majority of the property is bounded by Dix River and Mud Lick Creek. Approximately 120 acres are forested and 280 acres are in an open condition. Elevations range from 850 to

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