Hiking

We Did the Research, This Is Officially the Most Odd Hiking Trail Name in Kentucky

Despite its somewhat odd name, Bark Camp Trail is one of the loveliest hiking experiences in all of Kentucky.

This Is the Most Peaceful Trail at Cumberland Falls State Park

This lesser-known forest trail features striking rock features, lovely wildflowers, and quality time along the water.

This Underrated Recreation Area Is the Perfect Dupe for Red River Gorge in Kentucky

Love Red River Gorge but not the crowds? Discover how Big South Fork delivers the same stunning arches, epic trails, and peaceful backcountry beauty—without the hustle.

You Have to Experience This Natural Arch Hike In Kentucky For Yourself

This 3.6-mile arch hike in Kentucky boasts beautiful views and incredible rock formations, including an impressive natural arch.

5 Hikes With the Best Sunset Views in Kentucky

You can enjoy a dazzling sunset view on these five Kentucky hikes.

The Best Dog-Friendly Hikes in Kentucky for an Outdoor Adventure

These dog-friendly hikes in Kentucky are perfect for an outdoor adventure with your four-legged bestie.

The Most Romantic Valentine’s Day Hike You’ll Find in Kentucky

This 3.2-mile out-and-back trail near Brandenburg, Kentucky, is ideal for a Valentine's Day adventure. It has amazing waterfall views and is generally considered easy, perfect for conversation.

Grab the Handwarmers for This Hike in Kentucky That’s 100% Worth Braving the Cold

The Rough Trail and Gray's Arch Trail is a 7.4-mile loop hike in the Red River Gorge Geological Area. It takes hikers through beautiful forests and past Gray's Arch, a huge natural sandstone arch.

The Can’t-Miss Kentucky Hike for Every Nature Lover’s Bucket List

The Copperas Falls Trail is a 3.1-mile out-and-back trail that leads to Copperas Falls, a beautiful 40-foot waterfall. It is in the Clifty Wilderness in eastern Kentucky. The trail is unoffical but well-worn and leashed dogs are welcome.

The Wild Hyacinth Trail in Louisville Made for an Amazing Afternoon Hike

I took the Wild Hyacinth Trail on a weekday afternoon, and loved its path up small inclines and through trees.