Located within the Daniel Boone National Forest, the Red River Gorge is a sprawling 29,000 acres of canyons, cliffs, and natural bridges. It's system of inter-connecting and intricate canyons has earned it a spot on the National Register of Historic Places.
With a wide variety Read more...
Located within the Daniel Boone National Forest, the Red River Gorge is a sprawling 29,000 acres of canyons, cliffs, and natural bridges. It's system of inter-connecting and intricate canyons has earned it a spot on the National Register of Historic Places.
With a wide variety of activities from zip-lining across the gorge, to hiking, rock climbing, swimming, and fishing, camping at the Reg River Gorge is packed full of family-friendly activities that are sure to leave a lasting impression. Spend the whole day canyoning through vast networks (be sure to bring a map!) or hike through the area's diverse ecological zones.
Visit Kentucky's Natural Bridge State Park just next door and take a quick hike down to view ancient sandstone bridges and cliffs. Check out the Nada tunnel near the entrance to park to see a 900-foot long tunnel where loggers blasted through the sandstone with dynamite. Chalk up your hands and hit the walls at Pendergrass-Murray Recreational Preserve or Muir Valley to get in some one-of-a-kind rock climbing.
The best camping near Red River Gorge, Kentucky.
Camp or cabin among majestic cliffs, natural bridges, and magnificent canyons.
Located within the Daniel Boone National Forest, the Red River Gorge is a sprawling 29,000 acres of canyons, cliffs, and natural bridges. It's system of inter-connecting and intricate canyons has earned it a spot on the National Register of Historic Places.
With a wide variety Read more...
Located within the Daniel Boone National Forest, the Red River Gorge is a sprawling 29,000 acres of canyons, cliffs, and natural bridges. It's system of inter-connecting and intricate canyons has earned it a spot on the National Register of Historic Places.
With a wide variety of activities from zip-lining across the gorge, to hiking, rock climbing, swimming, and fishing, camping at the Reg River Gorge is packed full of family-friendly activities that are sure to leave a lasting impression. Spend the whole day canyoning through vast networks (be sure to bring a map!) or hike through the area's diverse ecological zones.
Visit Kentucky's Natural Bridge State Park just next door and take a quick hike down to view ancient sandstone bridges and cliffs. Check out the Nada tunnel near the entrance to park to see a 900-foot long tunnel where loggers blasted through the sandstone with dynamite. Chalk up your hands and hit the walls at Pendergrass-Murray Recreational Preserve or Muir Valley to get in some one-of-a-kind rock climbing.
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