Hike | Explore | Enjoy
Hike | Explore | Enjoy
Of course, I love hiking! And I enjoy it even more when I have the kids in tow. They also enjoy exploring nature, climbing rocks, and taking in incredible views as much as I do. There are so many great,…
The Red River Gorge geological area spans approximately 29,000 acres, primarily situated within Daniel Boone National Forest. It’s a large place with many fun activities to enjoy, especially if you’re an outdoor enthusiast. There are plenty of things to do…
Of the many trails in Red River Gorge, the Chimney Top and Princess Arch trails are two of the easiest. And there are right next to each other, so you can do both at the same time, without having to…
For a short (about a 1/2-mile out and back) trail, the hike to Henson Arch was still fun and challenging. The steep grade (up to 20% in some sections) gives you a good workout as you make your way to…
Kentucky’s Red River Gorge area is home to more than 100 natural stone arches! And many of them are easy to hike to, including Sky Bridge Arch. The Sky Bridge trail is a short and sweet hike that leads to…
Red River Gorge in Kentucky is a popular destination for hiking, whitewater rafting, and rock climbing. One of the best things about the area is the multitude of hikes available, ranging from easy to difficult. It’s the perfect destination whether…
Creation Falls is one of the most popular waterfalls in Red River Gorge, and rightfully so. Even though it’s a small waterfall, the shallow pool and beach at the base invite hikers to cool off and splash around. The trail…
The Natural Bridge arch is one of the biggest draws to Red River Gorge! As one of the largest arches in the region, it truly feels like a natural marvel. We visited many arches in Red River Gorge, including the…
Grays Arch is a popular trail in Daniel Boone National Forest. And we can see why! This mostly even and flat trail leads to a gorgeous canyon and an enormous natural stone arch you must see in person to believe…