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    Daniel Boone National Forest

    4.7 (11 reviews)

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    A view from the skylift up to Natural Bridge
    Eva R.

    Gorgeous forest beautiful trees and wildlife. The canopy changes with the seasons. A must see

    View from one of the clearing while hiking
    Leah A.

    This is one of the parks that we visit. It's close to natural bridge resort, but it was open during the pandemic. It has beautiful views too! The place was well maintained, clean and plenty of trails to choose from. Trails varies from .5 mile to 10 miles. Don't forget to bring your water, sunblock and bug spray. There's a picnic area with tables and benches, portable toilets, and parking before you go in the trails. The trails were well marked if you are looking for the markers, it helps to have trails app on you if you are planning on hiking the longer trails. The app will help you find your way. The further you go, there less signs of the trails, but has markers such as diamonds on the trees. To avoid accidents it also helps a lot to wear appropriate shoes. During our hike, this park allows dogs as long as they are on leash.

    Entrance to the forest, a beautiful drive when it's too cold to walk or hike!
    Lori S.

    The Daniel Boone National forest was originally named the Cumberland National forest, but was later changed in 1966 to honor the late explorer Daniel Boone. The Daniel Boone forest is a popular recreational and tourist destination for millions of visitors each year. There are gorgeous landmarks, trails, wilderness areas, and state parks. Whether you are just driving through and want to see the beautiful view, or get out and walk a trail, or hike a bit and glimpse nature even more up close and personal, the Daniel Boone National Forest will make happy memories you won't forget.

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    4 months ago

    Drove through this national forest on our way from Knoxville TN to Louisville KY. Green, lush and peaceful.

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    9 years ago

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    4 years ago

    Small trail but fun. I've wanted to walk at the park but is closed do to flooding. Seems like park maintenance does a good job up keeping.

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    7 years ago

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    6 years ago

    Stunning views, beautiful place to take your dogs hiking. I would recommend spending a few days in this area as there is a lot to see.

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    4.6(36 reviews)
    37.7 mi

    The pinnacles are absolutely gorgeous. And at the beginning of the trail, there is a gorgeous and…read morerustic amphitheater. If you stand on the stage and look out, the backdrop is the hilly mountains. So cool and really inspiring (especially if you were a theater kid!). We went up to a Indian lookout points, such a lovely view. We started heading West, which the sign did say was a difficult descent. But when we got to the cliff you had to climb down, the trail markers weren't totally clear, plus the sun was setting, so we decided to turn around and go to the Devil's Kitchen. It's amazing how difficult these trails are! We descended to multiple cliff formations with little caves to chill under. The scenery is 10/10. I just think the trail markers could be a tiny bit clearer. Highly suggest!

    Do it!! The Berea Pinnacles is one of my favorite places to hike when visiting Berea Kentucky. It's…read morea 3.4 mile out and back hike to the East Pinnacles. You can gain some extra mileage by visiting other overlooks on the mountain. I would say it's a moderate hike with some steep inclines and rocky areas to navigate. The trek up keeps me sweating. The view from the East Pinnacle is beautiful. Definitely the perfect spot to take in the beauty of nature. At the start of the trail head there is an area to grab a hiking stick. Be sure to pack plenty of water and wear appropriate shoes for hiking. Be safe on the edge of the rocks and make smart choices. It's beautiful but can be dangerous so use caution. @outdoorswithmandy

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