Living Archaeology Weekend 2008 "Bringing the past to life"
by Jim Stickley, post date Aug. 20, 2008

The Living Archaeology Weekend started in a small rockshelter in 1989 along Tunnel Ridge Road in the Red River Gorge. Read the rest

Kentucky Reptile Zoo takes in unexpected guests
by Jim Stickley, post date July 14, 2008

After an investigation that lasted nearly two years, the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife seized more than 125 venomous snakes and other reptiles. Read the rest

Kids Fishing Derby The inspiration and the rewards
A news release from the Cumberland Ranger District, post date July 8, 2008

STANTON, Ky., July 8, 2008 - The annual Kids Fishing Derby is now history, and what a stunning history it was. Read the rest

Backcountry Rangers are Educating Visitors in the Red River Gorge
by Jim Stickley, post date June 1, 2008

Our Forest Service has deployed a Backcountry Ranger crew in the Gorge this year, and this 2008 crew is laying the groundwork for future implementations of the Limits of Acceptable Change (LAC) process. Read the rest

Crackdown on Alcohol in the Red River Gorge
by Jim Stickley, post date May 15, 2008

There is a new law enforcement officer in the Gorge who is, well, enforcing the law. Read the rest

CLIMBERS HOOKED ON GORGE Routes and Scenery Attract Enthusiasts From Around the World
by Art Lander Jr., Herald-Leader Outdoors Writer, post date May 4, 2008

Towering sandstone cliffs and hundreds of established routes that vary in difficulty have made Red River Gorge one of the world's top sport climbing destinations. Read the rest

Part of the Gorge has Moved South
by Jim Stickley, post date Dec. 29, 2007

Have you ever hiked along the ridge tops in the Red River Gorge and wondered why the white sand looked like the sands of the Gulf Shores? If you have, your association was right on target. Read the rest

Winter Camping
by Jim Stickley, post date Dec. 1, 2007

Winter camping in the Red River Gorge is awesome! Solitude, quiet, and the beauty of a green rhododendron patch dappled with snow, but before you go, here are some winter camping tips: Read the rest

The 300 Feet Regulation
by Jim Stickley, post date Oct. 1, 2007

Posted signs in the Red River Gorge let us know that we are not allowed to camp or build a fire within 300 feet of any road or developed trail. No problem, or so I thought. Read the rest