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Land
Lakes
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Remember playing outside
when you were a kid? You
ran…and you jumped…and
you yelled…and when the sun
went down your mother called,
“time to come home.” And you
came inside with rosy cheeks,
smelling of the wind…and the
earth…and of all that was good.
We invite you to re-discover the simple
pleasures of playing in the outdoors at
USDA Forest Service Land Between
The Lakes National Recreation Area.
Located in Western Kentucky and Tennessee, LBL
offers 170,000 acres of wildlife, history, and outdoor
recreation opportunities, wrapped by 300 miles of
undeveloped shoreline.
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Recreation
There’s so much
to do at Land
Between The
Lakes, it’s
no wonder
we’re called the heartland’s
outdoor playground! Hiking,
mountain biking, and
horseback trails thread
through our backwoods
and along quiet lakeshores.
Or you can bounce up rocky
hills and splash through the
mud on your All-Terrain
Vehicle at the 2,500-acre Turkey
Bay OHV Area. Watch for native
wildlife as you paddle a canoe on
peaceful Honker Lake, or enjoy a
family picnic in the cool shade of
one of our many picnic areas.
It’s all here.
Come explore
our recreation
opportunities.
CAMPING
Land Between The Lakes
has something for every
type of camper. Whether
you wish to pitch a tent
beside a secluded lake
cove, have a modern RV
set-up, or have a scout
troop earning merit
badges, LBL is the
perfect place to sleep
under the stars.
Visit our developed
family campgrounds on
Kentucky and Barkley
Lakes: Piney, Hillman
Ferry, and Energy Lake.
You’ll find:
• modern hookups
• restrooms & showers
• outpost supply centers (Hillman Ferry & Piney)
• mountain bike rentals (Hillman Ferry & Piney)
• beach & activity areas
• camping shelters (Piney)
Enjoy one of our many other
campgrounds along the shoreline.
Amenities include:
• boat ramps
• picnic tables & grills
• restrooms & showers (Rushing
Creek Campground)
• group camping for up to 200 (Colson
Hollow Group Camp)
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Or cruise the rugged hills and
camp at Turkey Bay Off-Highway
Vehicle Area.
Brandon Spring
Group Center
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South
Welcome
Station
Piney
Campground
For a campground fee schedule
or more information, call us at
1-800-LBL-7077 or 270-924-2000.
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Horseback riders will find all they need at
Wranglers Campground, including:
• nearly 100 miles of horse
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trails and backroads
• modern hookups
• outpost supply center
• restrooms & showers
• guided trail rides
• farrier
• camping shelters
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HUNTING & FISHING
LBL offers more than 250 days a year of hunting seasons
for large and small game and waterfowl. We also offer
spring quota and non-quota hunts for turkeys and fall
archery and quota gun hunts for deer.
LBL is surrounded by one of the world’s largest manmade bodies of water, so it’s no wonder some of the
best sport fishing in the mid-South is right here.
Crappie, bass, sauger, catfish, and bluegill are abundant.
Recreation
TRAILS
Over 200 miles of trails
and rustic roads beckon,
leading to some of the
most scenic spots in LBL!
Native wildlife inhabit
our woods, fields, and
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or trail maps, call 1-800-LBL-7077
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the summer months, or join a guided
horseback ride at Wranglers
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Our extensive trail system offers a variety
of excursion possibilities. Take a
short afternoon walk, or spend the night
traversing the 69-mile-long North/South
Trail. Trails are open year-round—so,
come and experience the changing
seasons! Backcountry Camper Use
Permits are required for overnight stays
and are available, along with maps and
trail descriptions, at any LBL welcome
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Follow the path of General Grant along
our Fort Henry hiking trails, or ride your
horse along the sparkling shoreline of
Lake Barkley. Mountain bikers can
peddle to some of the best bald eagle
viewing in the Southeast!
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Henry
Trail
G ROUP O PPORTUNITIES
Brandon Spring Group Center is a year-round, 128-bed dormitory
style group facility, perfect for school, church, or retreat groups of all
kinds. Amenities include:
• modern showers & restrooms
• fully-staffed kitchen
• group meeting areas
• outdoor recreation areas & amphitheater
Group camping areas offer a more rustic overnight experience. Group
tours of LBL are available. All LBL facilities also have reduced group
rates. For more information, call 1-800-LBL-7077 or 270-924-2044.
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• Forest Service Law Enforcement offers
24-hour visitor assistance. Call 1-800-839-0028.
• Ticks can be a nuisance during the summer. Tick
repellent is available at all LBL welcome centers,
facilities, and many area businesses.
• Please attend all fires until completely out. During
periods of extreme fire danger, open
fires may be prohibited.
• Firearms are prohibited except during pre-set gun
hunt seasons.
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Turkey Bay
Off-Highway
Jenny
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Events Area
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Golden Pond
Picnic Area
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Canton
Devils Elbow
Lake Access
Area
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State
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Shaw Branch
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Elk & Bison
Prairie
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Smith Bay
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Duncan Bay
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Memphis, TN
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Knoxville, TN
Nashville, TN
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Chicago, IL
Cincinnati, OH
Lexington, KY
Louisville, KY
Indianapolis, IN
Terre Haute, IN
Evansville, IN
St. Louis, MO
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WV
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Memphis
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Evansville
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Welcome
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Brandon
Spring
Group
Center
214
214
Great Western
Iron Furnace Ruins
221
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201
Cedar Pond
Picnic Area
Picnic
Area
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Bison
Range
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WALKERLINE TRAIL
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WRANGLER
TRAILS
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Golden
Pond Visitor Center
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Horse Trail
Picnic Area
Information,Telephone
Litter Collection Point
Land Between The Lakes
Boundary
Recreation and
Environment Areas
Drinking Water, Spring
Pavilion
No Hunting Area
Fees Areas (backcountry
permit not required)
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Director, Office of Civil Rights, Room 326-W,
Whitten Building, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW,
Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call 202-720-5964
(voice or TDD). USDA is an equal opportunity
provider and employer.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
prohibits discrimination in all its programs and
activities on the basis of race, color, national origin,
sex, religion, age, disability, political beliefs, sexual
orientation, or marital or family status. (Not all
prohibited bases apply to all programs.) Persons
with disabilities who require alternative means for
communication of program information (Braille,
large print, audiotape, etc.) should contact USDA’s
TARGET Center at 202-720-5964 (voice and TDD).
www.lbl.org
or visit us on the Internet:
or write:
Land Between The Lakes
100 Van Morgan Drive
Golden Pond, KY 42211-9001
1-800-LBL-7077 or
270-924-2000
For more information on activities
and special events, call:
NATIONAL RECREATION AREA
Between
The
Land
Lakes
Family Attractions
Have you ever
stood before a
majestic Bald
WOODLANDS
N AT U R E
S TAT I O N
Eagle? Or seen
a solar flare
through a
hydrogen refractor telescope? Have
you danced a reel at an 1850’s
wedding celebration or seen the great
American bison rolling in a buffalo
wallow? The family attractions at
Land Between The Lakes bring the
region’s history, science, and
environment to life. Special events
and celebrations offer fun for the
entire family.
Come explore our family attractions.
Get ready for a hands-on
encounter with the natural
world at our environmental
education center nestled
in the woods between
Honker and Hematite
Lakes.
Gaze into the eyes of a
great horned owl, howl
with a coyote, or watch for the elusive red wolf in our
Backyard Exhibit Area. Then, explore with us during one
of our many guided special events: a moonlight canoe trip,
an afternoon nature hike, or a Sunday Safari. Little ones
will love special days such as our children’s festival,
storytelling time, and evening owl prowls. Adults can take
part in seminars on wildlife, gardening, and nature
photography.
Want to explore on your own? Canoes are available for
rent during the summer and fall months, and several
scenic hiking trails embark
from the Nature Station.
The Nature Station is open
March through November.
For more information or
a calendar of events,
call 270-924-2000 or
1-800-LBL-7077.
THE HOMEPLACE
History comes alive at this working
19th century farm. Each day interpreters
in period clothing demonstrate the daily
chores and activities, and you are invited
to share in the experience. Our special
events and festivals highlight the spirit
and times of this era throughout the
season. You can join us as we plow the fields in the spring, make
music in the summer’s twilight, and bring in the harvest during the
fall. Call us for a calendar of events!
Our farm consists of 16 original and restored log structures, most
relocated from within 10 miles of The Homeplace . The Homeplace is open March through
November. Group rates are available by reservation. For more information or a calendar of
events, call 270-924-2000 or 1-800-LBL-7077.
THE ELK & BISON
PRAIRIE
On this 700-acre restoration of
Kentucky’s native barrens, you can
see a habitat restoration project in
progress, as we demonstrate how
the region once looked during the
time of Daniel Boone. A gently
winding road takes you through this dynamic habitat restoration effort.
Watch for elk and bison, or listen as the wind rustles through Indian
Grass, as the prairie comes back to life.
The Elk & Bison Prairie is open year-round from dawn to dusk.
Tokens available at Welcome Stations or on-site admit one car. Group
rates are available for commercial vans and buses. Guided group
tours are also available by reservation. Call 1-800-LBL-7077 or
270-924-2000 for more information.
Family
Attractions
THE GOLDEN
P O N D P L A N E TA R I U M
& O B S E RVAT O R Y
The Golden Pond Planetarium, operated by the Land Between
The Lakes Association, brings to life the fascinating world of
outer space and modern space exploration. Planetarium
shows are held daily and updated throughout the operating
season to cover such fascinating topics as black holes, white
dwarves, and life on Mars.
Some special events coming to
our family attractions include:
Woodlands
Nature Station
• Nature Photography Workshops
• Hummingbird Fest
• Campfire Tales
• Bald Eagle Viewing Trips
The Homeplace
• Pickin’ Party
• Independence Day in 1850
• An 1850s Wedding
• Snap Apple Night
Special group rates are
available at all of our facilities.
Call 270-924-2020 for more
group information.
It all unfolds daily from the comfort of our 81-seat
planetarium. Backyard star-gazers and amateur astronomers won’t want to miss our
periodic Star Parties and public observing sessions, hosted by the West Kentucky
Amateur Astronomers. The heavens come to life in Golden Pond!
The planetarium is
open March-December;
the observatory is open
on a scheduled basis.
Group shows and rates
are available by
reservation. For more
information and
reservations, call
1-800-455-5897 or
270-924-2020.
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Become a member of the Land Between The Lakes
Association. Contributors support numerous activities at LBL.
Members receive quarterly Calendars of Events, special discounts,
and more. Call the LBL Association at 1-800-455-5897.
CAMPGROUNDS
✔ Hillman Ferry (Mar-Nov)
✔ Piney (Mar-Nov)
● Energy Lake (Mar-Nov)
● Wranglers*
Birmingham Ferry/Smith Bay*
Cravens Bay*
Fenton*
Gatlin Point*
❍ Rushing Creek/Jones Creek*
LAKE ACCESS AREAS
Bacon Creek*
Boswell Landing*
Demumbers Bay*
Devil's Elbow*
Eddyville Ferry*
Energy Dam*†
Ginger Bay*
Grays Landing*
Honker Bay*†
Kuttawa Landing*
Neville Bay*
Nickell Branch*
Pisgah Point*
Redd Hollow*
Shaw Branch*
Sugar Bay*
Taylor Bay*
Twin Lakes*
VISITOR FACILITIES
Golden Pond Visitor Center*
Golden Pond Planetarium
The Homeplace
North Welcome Station
South Welcome Station
Woodlands Nature Station
SPECIAL USE AREAS
Colson Hollow Group Camp*
Firearms Range*†
Turkey Bay OHV Area*
OTHER
Elk & Bison Prairie*†
Bison Range*†
Cedar Pond*†
Colson Overlook*†
Hunter Check Station†
Golden Pond Snack Shack*†
Hematite Lake*†
Jenny Ridge*†
Old Golden Pond*†
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Moss Creek† (Apr. – Sept.)
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Mountain bike trailhead
*Open year round