The well-known and well-visited Cumberland Falls can show different faces depending on the season and recent weather. Viewable from both banks of the Cumberland River, the falls is a popular site for a reason!
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 …
Though very near a popular, high-traffic trail system, this little waterfall and pool feel pleasantly isolated. It's especially beautiful in fall, but be ready for slippery, muddy conditions!
Known as the “Niagara of the South,” Cumberland Falls is a must-see with its powerful 70-foot drop. The state park also features other waterfalls like Eagle Falls, and during a …
Spanning over 700,000 acres across eastern Kentucky, Daniel Boone National Forest offers more than 600 miles of trails, including the nearly 300-mile Sheltowee Trace National Recreation Trail, making it a …
Creation Falls is a beautiful, wide waterfall with a large pool below. These falls are easily accessible on a mostly flat trail, making them the perfect destination for people of …
The Sheltowee Trace Trail is a 343-mile backcountry route through Kentucky and northern Tennessee, offering a mix of rugged forest, sandstone cliffs, waterfalls, and overlooks. Ideal for thru-hikes or section …
Dog Slaughter Falls is an incredible beauty spot and just the place to sit and take in the wonder of nature. Some say it is the best waterfall in all …