If you’re looking for an outdoor adventure that includes spending time in nature and taking a trail that follows a swing bridge, hit the Hawk Creek Valley Suspension Bridge hike in East Bernstadt, Kentucky. Aside from this trail’s headliner, you’ll get to enjoy stunning views, meander through a forest, and have plenty of opportunities to see the local wildlife. If you’re curious to know more, read on to learn more about this swinging bridge hike in Kentucky.
To reach the Hawk Creek Valley Suspension Bridge Trail, head to Daniel Boone National Forest.
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As you hike this in-and-out trail that’s just under four miles, you’ll notice plenty of vantage points to soak in views and birdwatch from the 100-foot suspension bridge.
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Although the hike is rated moderate, and the highest elevation on the trail is 557 feet, there are still plenty of flat areas to relax and enjoy your time in nature.
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Since Hawk Creek Valley Suspension Bridge Trail is open throughout the year, you’ll be able to appreciate various wildflowers when they’re in season.
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You’ll also pass by this creek as you explore this scenic trail. If you look close enough, you’ll see tons of rainbow trout swimming around.
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Along with walking over the suspension bridge, part of the excitement on this hike will be going around corners with steep rock formations.
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Of course, another perk to this unique hike is that you can bring your leashed pup with you too.
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Have you hiked Hawk Creek Valley Suspension Bridge Trail? If so, share your experience in the comment section.
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If you’d like to explore more trails after going on this exciting suspension bridge hike, take a look at these scenic trails in Kentucky too.
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Address: Daniel Boone National Forest, Kentucky 40447, USA