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Fun
Fact:
Sheltowee (meaning Big Turtle) was the name given to
Daniel Boone when he was adopted into the Shawnee tribe as the son of the
great war chief, Blackfish. |
From the casual stroller to the
serious backpacker, McCreary County has much to offer with over 90 miles of
marked trails and many more unmarked trails and cross-country opportunities.
Over 54 miles of the 269 miles long Sheltowee Trace
National
Recreation Trail are located in McCreary County running from the Cumberland
Falls across the county to the Big South Fork National River and Recreation
Area. The Stearns Ranger District Trails,
Barren Fork Camp Trails and OHV Trails comprise the
remainder of the marked trail system. Maps of the trails and other detailed
trail information can be found on the
Daniel Boone National Forest Stearns Ranger District trail
information page.
But don't stop there. Once you explore
the marked trail system, venture off on the many unmarked trails or boldly
explore McCreary County's pristine wilderness like Daniel Boone on his trek
through the area.
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