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Lockegee Rock is a must-visit if you're passing through Morehead or hiking the Sheltowee Trace Trail. This short but moderately challenging 0.6-mile out-and-back trail leads to a rocky overlook with panoramic views of the Daniel Boone National Forest and Cave Run Lake. The final ascent involves a brief rock scramble, so wear proper hiking boots and use caution. It's especially popular during sunrise and sunset for its sweeping vistas.

This is a very cool peak/lookout with a gazebo and informational plaques about Virginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee respectively. At 1,990 feet, this point offers a beautiful lookout point over each of the states in different directions.

Cloud Splitter's history traces back at least a couple of thousand years before the first Europeans arrived in what is now Kentucky. Overlooks, including Cloud Splitter's summit, served as crucial lookout posts for the Adena Culture People, protecting against potential attacks from rival tribes in the Red River Gorge.

Chimney Top Rock stands at the end of an easy trail. This open summit and overlook stands 400 feet above the Red River and offers stunning views of the entire gorge and its valleys, sheer cliffs, and ravines.

Said to be named for its resemblance to a courthouse, this feature stands alone at the north end of Auxier Ridge. Reached as part of several possible loops, the stunning Courthouse Rock makes for an enticing mid-hike destination.