Kentucky Airbnb is suspended from the side of a cliff: 'Reignites the flame' of childhood
The Cliff Dweller rental property, located in Kentucky’s Red River Gorge, is made for adventurers who are looking to spend some time away in the treetops.
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The Cliff Dweller rental property, located in Kentucky’s Red River Gorge, is made for adventurers who are looking to spend some time away in the treetops.
Eastern Kentucky is poised for an ecotourism boom—but a new resort sparks debate A proposed project on the edge of the protected Red River Gorge highlights community tensions and possible solutions. On the eastern lip of Daniel Boone National Forest, the federally protected Red River Gorge Geological Area attracts tourists eager to kayak, hike, climb, and experience the region’s unique ecology. But the local community is debating how best to develop more tourism infrastructure.Photograph by RM USA / Alamy Stock Photo ByAustyn Gaffney Email In late spring, the Red River Gorge Geological Ar...
12 Fabulous Vacation Rentals a Day’s Drive from Columbus Discover these isolated escapes sure to capture your curiosity and imagination (even during a pandemic). Ellen Creager, Suzanne Goldsmith, Marlie Griffith, Emma Frankart Henterly and Dana Randall It’s not so much where you go anymore. It’s where you stay. Though COVID-19 vaccines offer hope for a return to normalcy in the coming months, isolated, road-trip-friendly accommodations remain a must for travelers seeking safer respite and relief. Here are 12 fascinating, secluded and one-of-a-kind vacation rentals in ...
Cincinnati Magazine February 1, 2021 Three guests join us on this month’s episode to chat about our February 2021 cover package, The Value of Work: Editor-in-Chief John Fox discusses the main takeaways; Kelly Rectenwald describes her work as the Cincinnati Art Museum’s associate objects conservator; and Django Kroner talks about building custom treehouses with his company The Canopy Crew. Facebook Comments
Cincinnati Magazine January 29, 2021 He’s not really The Lorax, but as the owner of The Canopy Crew, Django Kroner builds treehouses that get people into the woods. Kroner and his team build custom treehouses around the country and offer epic treehouse rentals in Kentucky’s Red River Gorge. The company also provides tree care services, including pruning, removal, insect inspection, and more. Kroner shares the best and worst parts about his job for our February 2021 Cincinnati At Work issue. Age How long have you been in this job and field of work? I’ve been dabbling in tree-climbing and...