Grays Arch is a visually-striking, towering sandstone arch that pays off the effort made to reach it. For safety, the Forest Service recommends using only the eastern portion of the …
A complete sandstone archway that not only offers unique views of the surrounding hills, the "bridge" itself is a remarkable geological feature to admire. Even if approached via the skyway …
From atop Battleship Rock, a huge sandstone cliff, you're in a perfect spot to snack, rest, and take in the views. You have clear lines of site to the Natural …
Compared to other geological formations in the area, Haystack Rock's domed shape seems conspicuously different—topped by its disc-shaped apex and circumscribed by the lines that suggest its sedimentary layers.
A worthy viewpoint to reward your uphill efforts, Lovers Leap is also a great place to take a break in good weather. On the other hand, be extremely careful on …
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.
Flowing 97 miles from the Cumberland Plateau to the Kentucky River, the Red River winds through eastern Kentucky’s rugged landscapes and forms the Red River Gorge. Its 1,400-square-mile watershed has …
Rock Garden Trail winds through dense forest, offering mostly flat hiking punctuated by the occasional picturesque though challenging set of stairs. Depending on the time of year, this section offers …
Pinch-em Tight Trail is a scenic side trail that intersects the Sheltowee Trace near the Red River Gorge. Known for its ridge-top views and sandstone outcrops, it’s a great detour …
This narrow, one-lane tunnel is considered to be the gateway into the Red River Gorge. If you plan on riding through here be sure to have your lights ready as …