Red River Gorge Geological Area

Day 1: Nada Tunnel is literally a tunnel. If you are claustrophobic, we recommend that you do not drive through it. It is very easy to have an accident. The tunnel is one-way and is very heavily traveled, so it may take you a long time to get a chance to go through it.

Day 1: Gray's Arch is an amazing natural formation, but it is about 2.5 miles one way to get there. The trail can be a bit confusing in certain spots, so it is important to have a basic sense of navigation.

Day 1: To get to Hanson's Point from the previous location (Gray's Arch), it is about another 5.5 miles, so good physical condition and plenty of water are necessary. The trail will be more confusing and more difficult. To reach this point, you need to follow the Rough Trail #221, then turn left onto the Hanson's Point Trail until the end.

Day 1: Natural Bridge State Resort Park has many things to do, and it is worth exploring even if hiking isn't your strong suit. To explore these, take the Sky Lift; once you get to the top, walk to the right (you have to pass under the lift) and go to Lookout Point. Head back to visit the Natural Bridge Rock Feature, Fat Man's Misery, and follow the trail to Balanced Rock.

Day 2: To get to the first area of interest, you must take a dirt road called Chimney Top Rd. Follow the road to the end, and after parking, take the Princess Arch Trailhead to Princess Arch.

Day 2: From the same parking lot, look for the Chimney Top Rock Trailhead and follow it to Chimney Top Rock.

Day 2: Without leaving the parking lot, look for the Half Moon Arch Trailhead and follow it to Half Moon Arch.

Day 2: To get to the next destination, you must drive back, and when you reach the end, turn left to take Highway 715, or Sky Bridge Rd. Once you reach the sign for Sky Bridge Recreation Area, enter the park and visit all its attractions, such as the Swift Creek Overlook, Buzzard's Roost, Sky Bridge Viewing Area Scenic Loop, and the Sky Bridge Arch.

Day 2: You will return to the road and turn left to continue on Highway 715. From here, drive to the parking lot for Eagle Point Buttress. Here, you can take the Eagle's Nest and Osborne Bend Loop to Eagle's Nest.