Rolling Fork River & Trails
Scenic Hardin County waterway offering kayaking, fishing, and peaceful countryside.
A Scenic Bend in the Country
The Rolling Fork River winds through the farmland and forested hills of Hardin and LaRue counties, offering some of the Fort Knox area's most accessible water recreation. Its rocky banks and quiet bends are home to diverse wildlife and provide a peaceful escape for paddlers, anglers, and nature lovers. The Rolling Fork eventually joins the Salt River on its way to the Ohio.
Kayaking & Canoeing
Paddle the Rolling Fork through farmland and forested banks. Multiple access points for different trip lengths.
Fishing
Smallmouth bass, rock bass, and catfish populate the river. A Kentucky fishing license is required.
Scenic Drives
Country roads along the river offer beautiful views, especially during spring wildflowers and fall foliage.
Swimming Holes
Natural swimming areas along the river provide refreshing summer spots for locals and visitors.
River Access Points
Water levels vary seasonally. Check conditions before paddling.
River & Paddling Gear
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