Try Otter Creek Park while you are around Fort Knox. Also, closer in to
Louisville you will find Tioga(I think that is the right name) Falls Trail.
The entrance is by a tall Train Trestle. I have been told that if you walk
far enough you will find deserted towns that have been bought out by the
military. They are said to be areas they used to practice. Don't know if
you can get in there but you might. You might want to try things around
Mammoth Cave Park. Watch for the signs when you get into Kentucky. If I
think of anything else I'll let you know. If you have any questions about
Louisville, E-mail me off list at Gintkilr@xxxxxxxxxxxxx.
Happy traveling.
Dave. B.
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Subject: [OM] Kentucky
> Hello everyone,
> The Mrs. and I will be in the Fort Know area in a few days. I will be
> our 1st time in Kentucky. We're taking two days to get there from north
> GA via I-65. We'll probably take two, or maybe three to come back, so
> we can take any route we want. I've got some guide books to study but
> thought I'd ask if there are any "can't miss" photo ops. my "kit" will
> be everything OM I own--two bags full--and will ride in my SUV, of
> course.
> Regards,
> John P
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