Camp Store Crag

Pine Ridge, Kentucky

Kentucky

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  • Inside Daniel Boone National Forest

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About this crag

Camp Store Crag offers accessible climbing in a Kentucky setting with routes suitable for climbers developing their skills. The crag provides a mix of climbing experiences in a natural outdoor environment, making it an approachable destination for those exploring the state's climbing opportunities.

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