Permits are required A recreation permit is required for overnight camping in the Red River Gorge Geological Area and Indian Creek. All vehicles on KY 15 or in the Red River Gorge and Indian Creek areas north of KY 15 must display a permit between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. Permits are available at local stores and at the Gladie Learning Center. Camping is prohibited: Within 300 feet of any developed road Within 300 feet of any Forest Service trail Within 600 feet of Grays Arch In any picnic area or parking area Do not camp in rockshelters. These sensitive areas provide critical habitat for plants and animals. The following are prohibited: Camping within 100 feet of the base of any cliff, or back of any rockshelter Building, maintaining, attending and using a ﬁre, campﬁre or stove within 100 feet of the base of any cliff, or the back of a rock shelter • • • • • • # Name Miles 201 Double Arch Trail 2.2 202 Courthouse Rock Trail 2.4 203 Auxier Branch Trail .8 204 Auxier Ridge Trail 2.1 205 Grays Arch Trail .3 206 Cliff Trail .5 207 Rock Bridge Trail 1.4 208 Hidden Arch Trail 1.2 209 D. Boon Hut Trail 1.0 210 Bison Way Trail .8 211 Sheltowee Connector .5 214 Sky Bridge Trail .7 216 Whittleton Branch Trail 1.8 217 Whittleton Arch Trail .2 218 Angel Windows Trail .3 219 Swift Camp Creek Trail 6.9 220 Koomer Ridge Trail 2.3 221 Rough Trail 7.1 223 Pinch-em Tight Trail 1.7 225 Silvermine Arch Trail 1.3 226 Buck Trail 1.5 227 Rush Ridge Trail 1.0 228 Wildcat Trail 1.3 229 Tower Rock Trail .5 230 Military Wall Trail .3 231 Left Flank Trail .2 233 Princess Arch Trail .3 234 Whistling Arch Trail .2 235 Chimney Top Trail .3 237 Pebble Beach Trail .3 238 Powder Mill Trail 2.2 239 Lost Branch Trail 1.6 240 Osborne Bend Loop Trail 7.0 100 Sheltowee Trace NRT 273.0 Sheltowee Trace National Recreation Trail extends the entire length of the Daniel Boone National Forest (17 miles in the Red River Gorge, Clifty Wilderness and Natural Bridge State Resort Park)

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Camping is prohibited: Within 300 feet of any developed roadWithin 300 feet of any Forest Service trailWithin 600 feet of Grays ArchIn any picnic area or parking area

Do not camp in rockshelters. These sensitive areas provide critical habitat for plants and animals. The following are prohibited:

Camping within 100 feet of the base of any cliff, or back of any rockshelter Building, maintaining, attending and using a fire, campfire or stove within 100 feet of the base of any cliff, or the back of a rock shelter

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# Name Miles201 Double Arch Trail 2.2202 Courthouse Rock Trail 2.4203 Auxier Branch Trail .8204 Auxier Ridge Trail 2.1205 Grays Arch Trail .3206 Cliff Trail .5207 Rock Bridge Trail 1.4208 Hidden Arch Trail 1.2209 D. Boon Hut Trail 1.0210 Bison Way Trail .8211 Sheltowee Connector .5214 Sky Bridge Trail .7216 Whittleton Branch Trail 1.8217 Whittleton Arch Trail .2218 Angel Windows Trail .3219 Swift Camp Creek Trail 6.9220 Koomer Ridge Trail 2.3221 Rough Trail 7.1223 Pinch-em Tight Trail 1.7225 Silvermine Arch Trail 1.3226 Buck Trail 1.5227 Rush Ridge Trail 1.0228 Wildcat Trail 1.3229 Tower Rock Trail .5230 Military Wall Trail .3231 Left Flank Trail .2233 Princess Arch Trail .3234 Whistling Arch Trail .2235 Chimney Top Trail .3237 Pebble Beach Trail .3238 Powder Mill Trail 2.2239 Lost Branch Trail 1.6240 Osborne Bend Loop Trail 7.0100 Sheltowee Trace NRT 273.0Sheltowee Trace National Recreation Trail extends the entire length of the Daniel Boone National Forest (17 miles in the Red River Gorge, Clifty Wilderness and Natural Bridge State Resort Park)