The Sheltowee Trace physiography | Pixel's Travels

Major physiographic setting for the trail - Major physiographic setting for the trail. The trail winds through the cliff-lined and steep landscape of the Pottsville Escarpement, or often called the Cumberland Escarpment.

When we get it finished, we'll let you know! outrageGIS.com

Sheltoweetrace.com

Good people organize trail clearing on sheltoweetrace.com

Suspension Bridges

Clear Creek Iron Furnace & Furnace Arch

Arches and Waterfalls

Example of final style of ST map

Example of final style of ST map

Sections 11-13: Cave Run Lake, Morehea, & Northern Terminus

Twin Knobs is a landmark at Cave Run Lake

Northern Terminus of the Sheltowee Trace

Tater Knob Firetower, RIP Dec. 2008

3D map of ST where it crosses the Red River

Sections 5-6: Hawk Creek Gorge & S-tree

View from Hanson's Point into Chimney Top Creek and the ST

Sections 9-20: Red River Gorge & Furnace Arch

Sheltowee Trace crosses US 421

Multi-use section of Sheltowee

Creekside display about aquatic wildlife

Sections 7-8: Turkey Foot and Kentucky River

Wildcat Mountain

Hawk Creek Gorge

Dog Slaughter Falls

downstream of Falls in the morning

Cumberland Falls

Sections 3-4: Cumberland Falls & Laurel Lake

John Muir Trail

John Muir Trail & Sheltowee Trace in Big South Fork

Should we make a 3D map?

Southern Terminus sign in Pickett State Park

Section 1-2: Rock Creek and Big South Fork

The major sections for which we will produce maps

Detail 3D around the Red River Gorge

Detail 3D around Cave Run Lake

Detail 3D around Laurel Lake

Overview of base 3D map

The Sheltowee Trace physiography

Sheltowee Trace, 275-mile hiking trail

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Created on: Wednesday 1 April 2009

Posted on: Wednesday 1 April 2009

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