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Red River Gorge |
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The Red River Gorge Geological Area, located within
the Daniel Boone National Forest, is made up of over 26,000 acres
of scenic recreational land. The area includes hiking trails,
camping, canoeing, rock climbing, hunting, fishing, wildlife and
nature sightseeing. The Red River Gorge contains the most natural
rock formations in one concentrated area east of the Rocky Mountains.
The unique rock formations and natural arches beckon any traveler.
Contact Us: USDA Forest Service
Telephone: (606) 663-2852
Address:
705 W. College Ave.
Stanton, KY 40380
Website: www.southernregion.fs.fed.us/boone
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Hours:
24 hours
Directions:
I-64 West to exit 98 and take Bert T. COmbs Mountain Parkway
33 miles to exit 33. Turn left off of the ramp and go to stop
sign. Turn left on to Hwy 15 and travel 1.5 miles to Hwy 77. Turn
right onto Hwy 77 and travel 5 miles to tunnel entrance.
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