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The Gorge Gazette - June 2024

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The Official (only!) Newspaper of The Red River Gorge Vol. 4 No. 4

Adventure ~ Relaxation ~ Accommodations ~ Awe Inspiring Natural Beauty ~ Friendly People

June 2024

Kentucky Lucky

Nestled in the heart of Slade, Kentucky, the Black Bear Lodge Motel offers a charming and picturesque log cabin motel experience in the Adventure Capital of the Red River Gorge. Tucked away behind the middle fork of the Red River, this family owned, 10 room, two-story motel provides a cozy & private retreat. Located away from the main road, you’re ensured of a tranquil stay. Each room is thoughtfully equipped with large vanity, shower/tub, coffee maker, microwave, mini fridge, satellite TV, and a hanging rack for clothes. All that and privacy too makes the Black Bear Lodge Motel perfect for adventurers, and families alike, offering comfort, convenience and affordability. Call us: 606.663.0061 BOOK ONLINE Sceniccabin.com/blackbearmotel

Around here, we have a saying, “Any time you’re lucky enough to be in the mountains, you’re lucky.” And when you’re in the Red River Gorge Area, we say, “You’re Kentucky lucky!” So.. Hello and Welcome! We’re glad you came and we’re betting, if you aren’t already, you are surely gonna be real soon. One of America’s best known pioneers, good ole Daniel Boone himself once said, “Heaven must be a Kentucky kind of place!” We tend to agree and here’s why. First of all, the Gorge Area is extravagantly outdoorable! There is a world of adventure and unforgettable experiences to be found with hundreds of miles of trails, waterways and back roads beckoning you to come discover their treasures. Difficult roads lead to beautiful destinations. We have ruggedly beautiful breathtaking vistas, lush greenery and huge tracts of mature hardwood forests teeming with wildlife. In and around the Gorge Area, you’ll have opportunities to observe a wide range of wildlife including black bears, deer, wild turkeys, retiles, amphibians and insects. Kentucky has hundreds of species of wildflowers and at least 350 species of birds. The Daniel Boone National Forest is home to 100 or so of those that live here year round and many others just “visiting”. Recreational activities are endless such as fishing, ziplining, miniature golf, kayaking, a water-borne tour underground, off road mud slingin’, scaling cliffs, horseback riding, camping, even mining for gems! When it comes time to finally settle down and enjoy a soft, quiet Mountain evening, there are accommodations for every person’s preference. From tents to yurts to cozy B&B style lodges to private, comfortable cabins with all the modern conveniences including fully equipped kitchens, satellite TV and climate controls. Oh yeah, and tree houses! You and your family are gonna love it here!


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