Dirt Bike Trails
Near Campton, Kentucky

Cowen Creek is a very beautiful trail. It follows a creek bed with rocks and mud holes to navigate. There are two waterfalls to climb. This trail requires high clearance.
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The KAT Hard 11 is made up of sections including Walker Creek Road and Old Fincastle. This particular track begins at the bypass to the very narrow section of the main trail. Most of the trail follows an old railroad bed and is fairly straight. The area around the intersection of Cowan Creek and Har...
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Little Widow Maker runs from Sand Lick Road to Trail 41 and Big Widow Maker. This trail runs through a rough and rocky area of a creek bed. Very scenic, with water features, large rocks, and ledges as you traverse through the water of the creek. This trail runs around and parallel to Trail 41.
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Big Bend Road is an out-and-back route that will run you along a ridge top offering some amazing views during the fall and winter months. In early spring, it does tend to have a few deep mudholes. There is a bypass at these spots so that you can avoid any extra work. The vegetation is overgrown in t...
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This trail is the bypass for the Big Widow Maker. This trail leads from the Sand Lick Road and the Little Widow Maker up to TRAIL 41 and 5. This trail runs up a steep incline around several power lines and has a steep drop and a cliff to one side of the trail.
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This trail is a loop off of Trail 5 that goes up a hillside and then comes back down. The climb off the south side of the trail is not bad, however, the descent has several large obstacles before going back down into Sand Lick Fork creek area.
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Trail 5 is an easy trail that leads and shoots of with many other trails. Those trails include 48, 13, 41, 42, 17, 9, 18, and 6. So many trails to choose from off this trail. You will also find Sand Lick Road that comes out onto Trail 5.
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This is the main trailhead that leads into the park from the General Store, the Main Parking Lot, and other Camping and Parking Lots. The trail starts on gravel and is mostly dirt and gravel. The trail travels by a small lake and a dam. A couple of small inclines at the immediate start, leaving the ...
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Trail 18 runs around the outside area north of Trail 6, just outside of the borders of the Daniel Boone National Forest. This trail is a fun trail that has good views as well as several obstacles to traverse as you are either going up or down the trail.
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This trail is a short loop off of Trail 4. This trail travels around and beside an old oil pump. The trail then goes down and beside Sand Lick Fork. The creek that flows through this area is surrounded by trees and is a nice place to stop before heading into the park.
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Trail 4 routes up from Sand Lick Fork from Trail 1, which goes up around an oil pump building and toward Trail 5. You can find the Lazy Loop Trail, 4a, and Cavern Cove trails from off this trail. There are several inclines, washes, and rocks to traverse on the trail. Keep an eye out for the Hollerwo...
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This trail runs from Barker Branch Road to Trail 1 in the park. This trail circles around the view of the lake and the dam area. The trail travels downward away from a paved road called Barkers Branch Road and goes to the trail split of Trail 1, 4, and 46, all at the Sand Lick Fork.
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Trail 5A is an easy connector trail for trails 3, 4, 7, 8, and 46. You will find plenty of room to pass other vehicles. This is an easy-maintained trail that will lead to other significant trails of the park to explore and ride on that come off of this trail.
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Trail 3 is an overall easy trail that runs between Trails 4 and 5. This trail is a quick run to the northeast side of the park to access several more difficult trails. Enjoy this easy ride on over to the other parts of the park to ride.
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Trail 7 is a nice and easy scenic trail that starts out at Trail 5A and crosses over Trail 3. It travels along a ridge line and goes out to an area called Picinic Point. Here you will find wonderful views and some cool photo shots of the overlook area and the Hollerwood sign hanging from the cliffs.
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This route starts with a steep gravel incline when it splits off Sandlick Road. Not far into the trail, it becomes a natural terrain and presents itself as more difficult. You will encounter mudholes that are deep and off-camber. You will also encounter larger rocks and debris while making the incli...
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Trail 6 has some good views to check out through the woods of Hollerwood. Along this trail you can find several other trails to include 34, 18, 5, and Hell's Ridge. Some of this trail runs along some ridge lines with rock obstacles and some washed and rutted inclines and descents.
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Trail 8 is somewhat of a connector from the east side of the park to the west side of the park. This is an overall easy trail that allows easy passing of vehicles and is enjoyable with good views and several places to pull off the trail and enjoy the surrounding areas.
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This track is made up of two county roads. It has recently had maintenance done and isn't as bad as it was. It is a shelf road with one tight switchback. It offers an amazing view from the top of the valley below. It can have deep ruts and rock ledges after heavy rains and time with no maintenance
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Trail 10 is a short two-part trail that will connect the west side of the park with several trails. This will be more of a bypass trail from Barkers Branch Road that will lead down into the park if you do not wish to use Trail 49 as an entry point trail.
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Cowen Creek is a very beautiful trail. It follows a creek bed with rocks and mud holes to navigate. There are two waterfalls to climb. This trail requires high clearance.
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Little Widow Maker runs from Sand Lick Road to Trail 41 and Big Widow Maker. This trail runs through a rough and rocky area of a creek bed. Very scenic, with water features, large rocks, and ledges as you traverse through the water of the creek. This trail runs around and parallel to Trail 41.
Learn more about Little Widow Maker

Big Bend Road is an out-and-back route that will run you along a ridge top offering some amazing views during the fall and winter months. In early spring, it does tend to have a few deep mudholes. There is a bypass at these spots so that you can avoid any extra work. The vegetation is overgrown in t...
Learn more about Big Bend Road

This trail is the bypass for the Big Widow Maker. This trail leads from the Sand Lick Road and the Little Widow Maker up to TRAIL 41 and 5. This trail runs up a steep incline around several power lines and has a steep drop and a cliff to one side of the trail.
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Cowen Creek is a very beautiful trail. It follows a creek bed with rocks and mud holes to navigate. There are two waterfalls to climb. This trail requires high clearance.
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Little Widow Maker runs from Sand Lick Road to Trail 41 and Big Widow Maker. This trail runs through a rough and rocky area of a creek bed. Very scenic, with water features, large rocks, and ledges as you traverse through the water of the creek. This trail runs around and parallel to Trail 41.
Learn more about Little Widow Maker

Big Bend Road is an out-and-back route that will run you along a ridge top offering some amazing views during the fall and winter months. In early spring, it does tend to have a few deep mudholes. There is a bypass at these spots so that you can avoid any extra work. The vegetation is overgrown in t...
Learn more about Big Bend Road

This trail is the bypass for the Big Widow Maker. This trail leads from the Sand Lick Road and the Little Widow Maker up to TRAIL 41 and 5. This trail runs up a steep incline around several power lines and has a steep drop and a cliff to one side of the trail.
Learn more about Big Widow Maker - BYPASS