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What to do and see in , Jenkins: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in , United States including Fishpond Lake & Campground, Raven Rock Golf Course, David A. Zegeer Coal-Railroad Museum, Combs Overlook, Little Shepherd Outdoor Amphitheatre.
1. Fishpond Lake & Campground
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Fish Pond Lake is a pristine man-made lake, located one mile west of Payne Gap off U.S. 119 in Jenkins, KY. Once the site of a mining camp, the valley was dammed and flooded in 1961 to create this shining centerpiece of the 895-acre Little Laurel Park. It has ATV trail access. The lake is home to freshwater jellyfish, a resident trout population, bass, catfish and other Kentucky species.
2. Raven Rock Golf Course
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Enjoy one of Kentucky’s most breathtaking 18-hole golf courses, a beautiful marriage of the handiwork of man and nature. Opened in 1995 as a 9-hole layout and expanded eight years later, Raven Rock is part of a remarkable strip mine reclamation project that encompasses some 2,000 acres in southeastern Kentucky. The Pine Restaurant and Bar also provides great food and drinks for everyone
3. David A. Zegeer Coal-Railroad Museum
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4.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By 258pattys - Monticello, United States
We thoroughly enjoyed our visit here. The lady working was very informative and funny. The pictures were great, but thumbing through the binders and seeing pictures of the men in the mines was so humbling. Unbelievable the working conditions. Makes you appreciate things a lot more.
4. Combs Overlook
Combs Overlook, named for well-known Kentucky State Police Trooper Bennett David Combs, who died in August 2014 after a long illness. He was 55. The overlook gives views of Jenkins' beautiful mountains, Raven Rock Golf Course and one of the most beautiful place to watch a sunset in the Appalachian mountains.
5. Little Shepherd Outdoor Amphitheatre
The mission of the Cumberland Mountain Arts & Crafts Council, Inc. is to provide regional opportunities to enhance cultural enrichment by promoting the talents of our region’s artists and musicians through the production of the outdoor drama, The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come, in order to promote sustainable tourism that respects the heritage, history and culture of eastern Kentucky Appalachia.
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