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Legendary mountain folkways enfold the hills and hollows of Kentucky's Eastern Highlands. The breathtaking view from the Cumberland gap is much the same as it was when Daniel Boone first saw it more than 200 years ago. Menifee County is in the middle of  the entire region.

 

  • Historic Caudel House

This beautiful historical house constructed with a unique curved roof surrounded by 8 gables was built in 1908 as the residence of a county judge, attorney, and state representative Thomas L. Caudel.  Since that date it also has served as a school, a courthouse, and an apartment building.  After extensive remodeling, the Caudel House was recently restored as a private residence.

  • Menifee County Courthouse

This courthouse was built in 1929 of native stone.  It is still in use as of today.

  • Gladie Creek Historical Site

An old log cabin has been restored and the way we use to live.  Also, site the buffalo roaming about.

  • Donathon Rock

This rock is a prominent landmark overlooking the quaint town of Frenchburg.

  • Tator Knob Lookout Tower

See for miles over the hills of 3 different counties.  An easy hike up to the restored fire tower that offers a breathtaking view.

  • Murder Branch Massacre

In April 1793, thirty-five Indians attacked Morgan's Station, a fort in Montgomery County, and captured 19 residents.  Pursued by a group of settlers, the Indians killed some captives at Murder Branch.  After a skirmish with settlers north of Murder Branch, the Indians took surviving across the Ohio River.  This was the last known major Indian raid in Kentucky.

  • Carrington Rock

A historical hilltop lankmark that stands watch over the eighteen hole golf course.

  • Pioneer Weapons Area

7,480 acres where primitive weapons are only to be used.

  • Clifty Wilderness Area 

 


Adjacent to Red River Gorge. 12,600 acres, features arches, rock shelters, cliffs and back-country camping. (fishing, hiking, nature, wildlife, history) Unlimited Primitive Sites, Transient Sites


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