Mountains in Kentucky
Search for Kentucky Mountains
Featured Mountains in Kentucky County
Mountain | Approx. Elevation |
---|---|
Black Mountain (State High Point) | 4,139 ft (1,262 m) |
Red River Gorge | 700 ft (213 m) |
Courthouse Rock | 1,155 ft (352 m) |
Rock Bridge Arch | 955 ft (291 m) |
Koomer Ridge | 1,220 ft (372 m) |
Grays Arch | 1,010 ft (308 m) |
Pine Mountain Trail | 2,592 ft (790 m) |
Sheltowee Trace Trail | 965 ft (294 m) |
Find Mountains by County:
- Adair
- Allen
- Anderson
- Ballard
- Barren
- Bath
- Bell
- Boone
- Bourbon
- Boyd
- Boyle
- Breathitt
- Breckinridge
- Bullitt
- Butler
- Caldwell
- Calloway
- Campbell
- Carroll
- Carter
- Casey
- Christian
- Clark
- Clay
- Clinton
- Crittenden
- Cumberland
- Daviess
- Edmonson
- Elliott
- Estill
- Fayette
- Fleming
- Floyd
- Franklin
- Fulton
- Gallatin
- Garrard
- Grant
- Graves
- Grayson
- Green
- Greenup
- Hancock
- Hardin
- Harlan
- Hart
- Henderson
- Henry
- Hickman
- Hopkins
- Jackson
- Jefferson
- Jessamine
- Johnson
- Kenton
- Knott
- Knox
- Larue
- Laurel
- Lawrence
- Lee
- Leslie
- Letcher
- Lewis
- Lincoln
- Livingston
- Logan
- Lyon
- Madison
- Magoffin
- Marion
- Marshall
- Martin
- Mason
- McCracken
- McCreary
- McLean
- Meade
- Menifee
- Mercer
- Metcalfe
- Monroe
- Montgomery
- Morgan
- Muhlenberg
- Nelson
- Nicholas
- Ohio
- Oldham
- Owen
- Owsley
- Pendleton
- Perry
- Pike
- Powell
- Pulaski
- Robertson
- Rockcastle
- Rowan
- Russell
- Scott
- Shelby
- Simpson
- Spencer
- Taylor
- Todd
- Trigg
- Trimble
- Union
- Warren
- Washington
- Wayne
- Webster
- Whitley
- Wolfe
- Woodford
Kentucky has many mountains, peaks, and hills within its borders. Above you will find an interactive map with pins for all of these summits. Just zoom in to see their specific location in Kentucky. You’ll also find a list of Kentucky counties, from Adair County to Woodford County. Each one links to a page with a map specific for that Kentucky region. In the Featured Mountains list you will find the highest point in the state and other significant summits and ranges of Kentucky.