RV rental Ashland, KY: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Just a short drive north over the Kentucky-Ohio border sits the Crown City Wildlife Area near Willow Wood, Ohio. The more than 11,000-acre wildlife area is filled with varying terrain that provides hikers and explorers of all abilities the chance to explore some of southern Ohio’s wildlands. While a lot of the area has been subjected to mining in the past, nowadays, visitors can head out on a network of trails through the lush forests or along the various streams that decorate the landscape. With the break-up of natural land caused by mining, you get to see pockets of various ecosystems and how they have continued to survive and thrive. If you want to explore the wilds of West Virginia, then you can take a wonderfully easy day trip to the 23,000-acre East Lynn Lake Wildlife Management Area near Wayne, West Virginia. The WMA welcomes anglers to try their luck with the local trout, bass, and catfish. If fishing isn’t your game, you can still enjoy the dozens of miles of trails that wind themselves through the forest or enjoy a stroll around East Lynn Lake. Who knows, you might even see some Appalachian wildlife. If you want to explore the natural beauty of Kentucky, you can take a day trip to the Daniel Boone National Forest near London, Kentucky. The forest spans the majority of the state of Kentucky, from north to south. The park is separated into four sections: Cumberland, London, Stearns, and Redbird, with Redbird being a little off the main path. You can head out on the far-reaching trail network for a backpacking excursion or instead, enjoy the shorter trails for an easier hike. If you enjoy rock climbing, you’ll be pleased to know that you won’t have to head out all the way to the western mountains and instead can scale the sandstone cliffs of southern Kentucky. You’ll even probably see a variety of Native American shelters and petroglyphs as you explore the cliffs.