Great Hike. We had lots of run on this trail and reaching the Devils Bathtub…read moreTake the plunge and jump in it play in the water.

Strenuous hike with multiple creek crossings. Be mindful of your steps as you trek over roots &…read morerocks. A stellar experience the whole way. Please carry trash out. It's a very special place. Plan to spend the day, it's worth immersion in the whole environment.

Had the best time! The trails were very kid friendly and the waterfall was beautiful!read more

Very good place to camp and have events. Spacious, clean and all around very well kept.read more

Located at the intersection where Main Street meets the bridge, Triangle Park has street parking…read moreand a colorful green space. It is the home to Thursdays on the Triangle, a series of local art & culture mini-festivals helping to create space for art and local food in the downtown economy. It is also set up as a transportation hub with a covered area for buses to stop and load/unload. There isn't much shade here, making it quite hot on a July afternoon. There are a couple of benches. [Review 13465 overall, 784 of 2020.]

It is on the backroads and not much to see but the visiting center is super inviting and…read moreinteresting. The people who work there really care about the place.

Before visiting here I had no idea what an old growth forest was. I love history and I love the…read moreoutdoors and this is combination of both. I you love nature or just like to hike you should go check this place out. Our guide, Curtis and everyone we encountered there had so much knowledge of every plant and animal in Eastern Kentucky and the Appalachian region.

Apparently you can come here and see bears wandering around, lazily eating and napping all over the…read morepark. I, however, must want to see them so bad that they sense my desperation and are thus disinterested. However, that being said, the park has views for days, overlooks, and beautiful trails that interweave for different tastes. The log rock arch was impressive, and the park was so quiet and peaceful. There's a lovely mountain lake, biking or hiking opportunities, and if you're not cursed like me, the opportunity to see BEARSss!

Love the trails! Especially enjoyed the overlooks, log rock and the amphitheater. Easy to find.read more

We stayed at Carr Creek State Park Campground for 3 days at $25/day. Some map apps may shows this…read morecampground as Littcarr Campground. As with any Kentucky State Park campground; we can either choose AAA discount, or 2nd day half off. We found this campground on our way to Red River Gorge. What caught our eyes was the deep lake and tall mountain surrounding the campground. Our site#31 has very good shade and little farther to comfort station than we normally wanted, but the site was spacious and plenty of privacy. Our site was half paved and half graveled, but fairly leveled. WiFi is none existence and LTE/3G barely worked. OTA TV has 6 digital channels. Power pedestal and water hookup were in convenient spots. Park staff was very gracious and helpful; point out the best sites, available discounts, etc. Marina for kayak access to Carr Fork Lake about 1 mile east of HWY15 from campground. Swimming beach access by walking down the flagstone steps. Although it was closed for the season, nonetheless, we saw family still enjoy the lake down there. Bathroom with showers and toilets were outdated and needs serious scrubbing. Not whole lot of things to see or around this area, more like a relax pad before continuing on our way.

Nice park. Small playground area, but very cool view. Great swing set. Right next to ball fields…read moreand a splash park. Cool place to bring family for a picnic or just a place to play on a road trip. Hidden Gem.

After waiting several months before we tried this again we were more disappointed than before…read more Salad bar was nasty. Food everywhere and most containers were empty. Waited on my food for nearly 40 minutes, NEVER received it! Finally as we were leaving the manager asked if I wanted it in a to go box. We just left. I won't ever be back, had enough

This park has lots of hiking trails, a lodge with a great dinning room with an expansive views of…read morethe mountain, award winning golf course and it is located near Cumberland Gap National Historic Park. The entrance to Pine Mountain is in Pineville which is a beautiful tiny town with a court house square that is right out of a movie set. Restaurants line the square including an art deco movie theater and the feel is very inviting.

This will have been our 2nd time to Red River Gorge, except we took our fam plus some. I love…read moreviews, mountains, family, and good food! We rented out thee most cutest cabin. We took a hike one day and rested another. When we go again, the itinerary will look different, trying other places we didn't get a chance to experience.

Please go visit these wonderful parks and trails - I highly recommend a long with hiking poles…read more Happy trails!!!