Wanderlust Wednesday: Rock Climbing in Kentucky
Need to escape? Looking to be whisked away? Itching for travel inspiration?
Look no further than Red River Gorge in Kentucky, where rock climbers flock from around the world. Many climbing routes are challenging, but outfitters offer assistance for those who are new to the sport.
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awesome photo
The photo looks fantastic but I far too much of a pansy to do it.
I had no idea what to expect when I tried rock climbing here for the first time, but it was so much fun! Plus, the guy at the bottom keeps a tight hold on the rope while he’s belaying, so even if you fall, you only fall a few feet.