It was another unseasonably beautiful February day in Kentucky. I enjoyed a sunny morning hiking in Red River Gorge, from a new approach. Indian Creek lead to an off-trail natural arch, unique because it's cut from limestone, rather than sandstone. Lots of interesting cliffs and sink holes in the area. The capped the hike off with Blackburn Vista, which offered an expansive view of the Red River Gorge along Spaas Creek. Looking forward to revisiting the area once it's greened up a bit.
Glad to see your hiking pics at Red River George.Right now its barren but just like you I also want to see greenery there.
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