Coffin Ridge

Frenchburg, Kentucky

Kentucky

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  • Inside Daniel Boone National Forest

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About this crag

Coffin Ridge offers Kentucky climbers a solid crag experience with natural rock formations characteristic of the region's geology. The area provides a mix of climbing opportunities suitable for various skill levels, from those building foundational skills to more experienced climbers seeking moderate challenges. The setting delivers the classic Kentucky climbing environment with accessible terrain and engaging stone.

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