Gravel Routes in Beattyville, Kentucky - Gravelmap

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Beattyville, Kentucky

72.3 mi other 49er Truck Stop --> Lago Linda Other route from KY-909 to Blacks Ridge Rd, Beattyville, Lee County, Kentucky "This is a section of the Sheltowee Bikepacking route that goes northbound from 49er Truck stop to Lago Linda campground. " 1
16.6 mi gravel PMRP Loop Gravel route on KY-11, Beattyville, Lee County, Kentucky
0.2 mi dirt Fincastle Rd Dirt route on Fincastle Rd, Beattyville, Lee County, Kentucky "unmaintained road, babyhead rocks"
1.1 mi dirt Old Fincastle Road Dirt route from Old Fincastle Rd to Shumaker Ridge Rd, Beattyville, Lee County, Kentucky "unmaintained road to a creek crossing"
1.7 mi gravel Hale's Ridge Rd Gravel route on Hale's Ridge Rd, Beattyville, Lee County, Kentucky
2.1 mi gravel Lower Devil Creek Gravel route from Unnamed Road to Sandy Ridge Rd, Beattyville, Lee County, Kentucky "Partially maintained gravel road, large creek crossing, watch out for high water"
1.7 mi gravel Sandy Ridge Road Gravel route from Sandy Ridge Rd to Sandy Ridge Rd, Campton, Wolfe County, Kentucky "maintained gravel road"
1.6 mi gravel Hell Creek Rd Gravel route from Hell Creek Rd to Shoemaker Ridge Rd, Beattyville, Lee County, Kentucky "Maintained gravel road with a creek crossing about halfway."
2.8 mi gravel Cave Fork Rd Gravel route from Cave Fork Rd to Cave Fork Rd, Zoe, Lee County, Kentucky "somewhat maintained Gravel Road with several creek crossings. Creek crossings can be deep after heavy rain. Watch out for SxS, 4x4, and occasional residential traffic."
16.9 mi gravel Spencer Ridge Rd to KY-851 Gravel route from Spencer Ridge Rd to Leighton Rd, Irvine, Estill County, Kentucky "90% gravel, 10% chip seal. Soft, deep gravel. Be cautious of dogs. You deep in Lee County here, boy."
4.5 mi gravel White Ash Rd Gravel route on White Ash Rd, Beattyville, Lee County, Kentucky
4.5 mi other Fixer Rd to Bald Rock Fork Rd Other route from Fixer Rd to Bald Rock Fork Rd, Beattyville, Lee County, Kentucky "Gravel with large stretches of dirt, mud, and multiple creek crossings with no bridges. Several other dirt roads intersect with very little markings"