Oct 20, 2016 — I started off by checking out the Angel Windows, a few body-sized arches a short hike from the trailhead, before hitting this lesser-traveled loop. The arches are the most notable thing of the hike, and that's the most popular section. Really, this hike is just a nice loop for some solitude through Kentucky forests, with a brief section that follows Swift Camp Creek. Sections of trail skirt steep edges, providing nice forest overlooks. Along Swift Camp Creek, the trail often hugs the watercourse pretty closely and has to weave around big boulders. There are also some pretty big sandstone rock bluffs.
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