We've reserved a cabin in Slade, KY and are hitting the Kentucky Adventure Tour.
There will be a group meeting 2/16 Friday morning at Bill and Frans for breakfast. They will be leaving B&F at 8:00AM.
https://maps.app.goo.gl/7jCqx/-Zpaq6LHjsSq9
Food Plans:
Friday
Dinner - Burgers (Larry, David, Chris)
Saturday
Breakfast - Wayne Breakfast Casserole
Dinner - Restaurant
Sunday
Breakfast - Flyin Lion Churro French Toast and Bacon
Dinner - Brooks/Casey/Patrick - Pizza Pasta
Monday
Breakfast on the Road?
We will be running most of Main 1 and we plan to hit Hard 11, 1, 2, and 3.
Friday
Drive to Cabin in Rogers/Zoe, KY
Saturday
Leave Cabin 30 minutes to Beginning of Hard 11
Take loop through Slade, and the Nada Tunnel
Fallow Spaas Creek Road to punkin hollow
Run Hard 1 and head to Beattyville
Beattyville back to the Cabin
Sunday
Run Hard 2
Follow KAT
Run Hard 3
Monday
Breakfast on the way out
Here is a map if you want to download the coordinates and have them ready.
https://www.overlandtrailguides.com/gpx-kentucky-adv-tour
The Kentucky Adventure Tour is a 900+ mile loop (not counting the hard sections) around the hills and mountains of southeastern Kentucky. It is about 40% rural narrow twisty paved roads with the rest being gravel, dirt roads and trails. The route can be run in either direction, and you may choose to start at any location you like. Most adventurers tend to do portions of the route, but we recommend doing the entire track if you want to experienced Authentic Kentucky.
KAT Segment 1 (254 mi) Segment 1 travels from the Hindman area to just outside of the small village of Livingston. Much of this section of the route travels through the Daniel Boone National Forest, which contains numerous campgrounds and side trails to explore. The Red River Gorge Geological Area is definitely worth visiting, and provides numerous swimming, fishing, and boating opportunities.
Alternative Routes
The route features numerous "hard trails" along the route. If you're looking for something bit more technical and challenging, then you'll want to check these out!
Camping Recommendations
Dispersed camping is permitted in various areas within Daniel Boone National Forest. We encourage adventurers to take advantage of the exquisite wild camping, where permitted.
Discovery Points
There will be a group meeting 2/16 Friday morning at Bill and Frans for breakfast. They will be leaving B&F at 8:00AM.
https://maps.app.goo.gl/7jCqx/-Zpaq6LHjsSq9
Food Plans:
Friday
Dinner - Burgers (Larry, David, Chris)
Saturday
Breakfast - Wayne Breakfast Casserole
Dinner - Restaurant
Sunday
Breakfast - Flyin Lion Churro French Toast and Bacon
Dinner - Brooks/Casey/Patrick - Pizza Pasta
Monday
Breakfast on the Road?
We will be running most of Main 1 and we plan to hit Hard 11, 1, 2, and 3.
Friday
Drive to Cabin in Rogers/Zoe, KY
Saturday
Leave Cabin 30 minutes to Beginning of Hard 11
Take loop through Slade, and the Nada Tunnel
Fallow Spaas Creek Road to punkin hollow
Run Hard 1 and head to Beattyville
Beattyville back to the Cabin
Sunday
Run Hard 2
Follow KAT
Run Hard 3
Monday
Breakfast on the way out
Here is a map if you want to download the coordinates and have them ready.
https://www.overlandtrailguides.com/gpx-kentucky-adv-tour
The Kentucky Adventure Tour is a 900+ mile loop (not counting the hard sections) around the hills and mountains of southeastern Kentucky. It is about 40% rural narrow twisty paved roads with the rest being gravel, dirt roads and trails. The route can be run in either direction, and you may choose to start at any location you like. Most adventurers tend to do portions of the route, but we recommend doing the entire track if you want to experienced Authentic Kentucky.
KAT Segment 1 (254 mi) Segment 1 travels from the Hindman area to just outside of the small village of Livingston. Much of this section of the route travels through the Daniel Boone National Forest, which contains numerous campgrounds and side trails to explore. The Red River Gorge Geological Area is definitely worth visiting, and provides numerous swimming, fishing, and boating opportunities.
Alternative Routes
The route features numerous "hard trails" along the route. If you're looking for something bit more technical and challenging, then you'll want to check these out!
Camping Recommendations
Dispersed camping is permitted in various areas within Daniel Boone National Forest. We encourage adventurers to take advantage of the exquisite wild camping, where permitted.
Discovery Points
- DP1 - Southfork Elk view
- DP2 - North Fork Kentucky River
- DP3 - Nada Tunnel
- DP4 - Red River Gorge Geological Area
- DP5 - Red River Jump Rock
- DP6 - Wildcat Battle Monument
- DP7 - Natural Arches
- DP8 - Laurel River Lake
- DP9 - Dog Slaughter Falls
- DP10 - Wagon Arch
- DP11 - Yamacraw Historic Bridge
- DP12 - Princess Falls
- DP13 - Twin Arches
- DP14 - Pickett Fire Tower
- DP15 - Oscar Blevins Historic Farmstead
- DP16 - East Rim Overlook
- DP17 - Pineville Overlook
- DP18 - Cumberland Gap
- DP19 - Pinnacle Overlook
- DP20 - Hensley Settlement
- DP21 - Black Mountain
- DP22 - Birch Knob Observation Tower
- DP23 - Mill Rock Point Overlook
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