FOLLOW THE PINK FLAGGING TAPE AFTER LEAVING MAIN ROADS
LONDON, KY FROM I-75

FROM THIS DIRECTION THE DIRT ROAD HAS BEEN GRADED AND GRAVELED


1. Take the Exit 41 off I-75 exit 0.1

2. Continue on RAMP 0.1

3. Turn Left on Hal Rogers PKWY 0.1

4. Continue on Hal Rogers PKWY 29.9

5. Take the Exit 34 exit (THIS WILL ALSO BE YOUR HWY 66. THIS IS THE EXIT AFTER THE MANCHESTER EXIT ) 0.2

6. This road deadends in front of gas station. You will bear Right on KY-66 and it will dead end at stop sign 0.1

7. Turn Left on US-421 at stop sign and travel 4.0 miles to Bullskin Rd

8. Turn Left on KY-1482 (THIS ROAD IS NAMED BULLSKIN AND COMES JUST AFTER A BRICK CHURCH OF GOD ON YOUR LEFT AND A TRIPLE R FOOD ARENA ON YOUR RIGHT-IF YOU NEED GAS THIS IS LAST CHANCE... IT WILL ALSO HAVE A SIGN POINTING TO BOATDOCK.) after 5.2 you can follow the mile markers you will come to hell for certain rd-

9. Turn Right on HELL FOR CERTAIN RD (THERE WILL BE A LITTLE STORE ON YOUR LEFT AND A SOLITARY ROCK BIGGER THAN A HOUSE) after 1.4 miles

10. Turn Left on CONFLUENCE-SHOAL RD (THERE IS A GRAFITTI ROCK AND THE ROAD Y'S. GO LEFT) after 4.2 MILES you will see a big, flat, cleared bottom that looks like a park (this was the festival location for September). Pass this up bearing to the left.

11. Cross bridge Pass up Kelly Lane and take a switchback to the left onto Beyond Yonder Rd. Enjoy this beautiful little road. I travel this way every time I go to town and I never tire of its beauty.







TWO WAYS FROM HAZARD, KY

ON THE Hal Rogers PARKWAY TO HYDEN EXIT.




FIRST WAY FROM HAZARD,
1. Exit Left off the Hal Rogers Parkway at the Hyden Spur Exit

2. Immediately after exiting the Parkway turn Left on to KY-3424 or Bull Creek Rd.

3. This road is running parallel to the Daniel Boone Parkway go 2.3 miles and turn on Big Valley Rd (this is the second road turning left on Bull Creek Rd) back ACROSS the parkway.

4. After turning Left on Big Valley Rd you will travel about 2.9 miles staying on this road until it dead ends at Hell For Certain Rd.

5. Turn Left on HELL FOR CERTAIN RD travel about 0.5 miles and

6. Turn Right on DEVILS JUMP RD this road will turn to gravel road in about 1 mile, do not take the paved road the cuts off to right! This is where everyone gets lost. Travel 3.0 miles to big, cleared, flat bottom and when the road y"s, bear to the right. 7. Cross bridge Pass up Kelly Lane and take a switchback to the left onto Beyond Yonder Rd. Enjoy this beautiful little road. I travel this way every time I go to town and I never tire of its beauty.

SECOND WAY FROM HAZARD
FASTEST WAY
1. Exit Left off the Hal Rogers Parkway in between mile marker 49 and 50. There is an exit ramp in the middle of the road to get you ready to turn left.
2. Turn Left. There is a cross at the entrance to the road.
3. Follow this gravel road Until you come to a paved road going either right or left. Turn Right on the paved road. You will be going in the same directions West that you were traveling on the parkway.
4. After turning right you will travel approximately 1 mile and turn left across bridge going over the river.
5. Turn Right after crossing bridge.
6. Travel to mile marker 9 and turn Left on Hell for Certain Road. There is a big church on the left. If you pass it turn around and go back to the road. You can see the road from the church.
7. Follow Hell for Certain Road for about 4 miles until you come to Devils Jump Road. There is an Old Tyme Store with orange metal roof, Turn Right on Devils Jump Road.
8. Road will turn to gravel road in about 1 mile, do not take the paved road that cuts off to right! This is where everyone gets lost. Travel 3.0 miles and bear right on CONFLUENCE SHOALS RD when you come to a large mowed bottom in the shape of a triangle. Cross the bridge or drive through the creek. Pass by Kelly lane.
9. Turn left on BEYOND YONDER RD. approximately 500 ft, It has two graveyard signs there also. Travel up the hill when you get to the top of the hill turn right and then left down the hill to the gathering. Enjoy this beautiful little road. I travel this way every time I go to town and I never tire of its beauty.