Tunnel Wall

Stanton, Kentucky

Kentucky

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  • Inside Daniel Boone National Forest

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About this crag

Tunnel Wall is a Kentucky climbing destination offering accessible rock climbing in a scenic setting. The crag features a variety of climbing opportunities suitable for climbers working across different skill levels. This area provides an engaging outdoor climbing experience in the heart of Kentucky.

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