Category: Daniel Boone National Forest

Sky Bridge Loop Trail (Red River Gorge Geological Area, KY)

On By Andrew WojtanikIn Daniel Boone National Forest, Kentucky, Moderate Hikes1 Comment

Kentucky’s Red River Gorge Geological Area in Daniel Boone National Forest boasts more than 150 natural arches—the largest collection east of the Mississippi. Among the easiest to access is Sky Bridge, a peculiarly-shaped aperture resembling something of a mix between a blocky anvil and a brontosaurus. It’s a short (1/4 mile) walk to the top …

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Rock Bridge Trail (Red River Gorge Geological Area, KY)

On By Andrew WojtanikIn Daniel Boone National Forest, Kentucky, Moderate Hikes4 Comments

Kentucky is not a state known for its hiking opportunities, per sé. But a trip through Kentucky’s Appalachians may surprise you with its natural beauty. Perhaps chief among the must-sees is the Red River Geological Area, a beautiful tract of land administered by Daniel Boone National Forest, situated around an hour east of Lexington. Judging …

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