R&R With Fish Pumphrey

Touring

By water:
Leave beautiful Kentucky Dam Marina and view Kentucky Dam Topside.
Pass through canal connecting sister lakes and view Green Turtle Bay and Barkley Dam Topside.
Cruise by Old Kuttawa and take a lakeside view of Eddyville State Prison.
Return to the waters of Kentucky Lake.
View West-side of Land Between The Lakes as we travel to the much celebrated and cartoony rock Quarry at Pisgah Bay.
Enjoy a picnic lunch while floating the Quarry.
Return down Westside of Kentucky Lake.
Passing Moor's Camp on Big Bear.
Pass Little Bear, Rocky Point, Sledd Creek and back to Marina.
A cool dip in a quiet bay could be an option by choice.
Price: $225 - $25 discount if lodging with us.

By land:
Pass through Kentucky Dam Marina on way to view Downside of Kentucky Dam.
Pass through Lake City to view Downside of Barkley Lake.
Travel to Historic Smithland. View Smithland Lock and Dam.
Return to Grand Rivers, home of Patti's 1890 Settlement.
Proceed to Land Between The Lakes, passing over canal connecting the two Sister Lakes-Kentucky and Barkley.
Travel Kentucky Lake Drive for a beautiful view of the magnitude of Kentucky Lake.
Travel on to the Nature Center and view the old Iron Ore Furnace used during the Civil War days.
Enjoy a picnic lunch in the park.
Continue on toward the South 68 entrance.
And visit the Elk and Bison Prairie.
Continue on to Lake Barkley State Park.
Return by crossing over the Kentucky Lake 68 Bridge.
Tour Ken Lake State Park.
Pass through Aurora and picturesque Jonathan Creek.
Continue through Marshall County to Draffenville and back to R&R with Fish Pumphrey.
Price: $225, $25 discount if lodging with us.

Design your own tour:
Will it be a tour of Paducah Riverfront, Quilting Museum or the shops of Old Paducah?
Maybe continuing down to the Wickliffe Mounds and onto the Confluence of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers, crossing over to Missouri.
Will we go over to Lambert's and throw the rolls?
Or turn around and go down the Kentucky Side of the Mississippi River to Charleston Belmont and view the point where the chain was stretched across the Mississippi River to stop transportation during the Civil War.
You tell me what you want too see.
Price: $225, $25, discount if lodging with us.
May require additional money for gas.


	Home		Touring By water: Leave beautiful Kentucky Dam Marina and view Kentucky Dam Topside. Pass through canal connecting sister lakes and view Green Turtle Bay and Barkley Dam Topside. Cruise by Old Kuttawa and take a lakeside view of Eddyville State Prison. Return to the waters of Kentucky Lake. View West-side of Land Between The Lakes as we travel to the much celebrated and cartoony rock Quarry at Pisgah Bay. Enjoy a picnic lunch while floating the Quarry. Return down Westside of Kentucky Lake. Passing Moor's Camp on Big Bear. Pass Little Bear, Rocky Point, Sledd Creek and back to Marina. A cool dip in a quiet bay could be an option by choice. Price: $225 - $25 discount if lodging with us. By land: Pass through Kentucky Dam Marina on way to view Downside of Kentucky Dam. Pass through Lake City to view Downside of Barkley Lake. Travel to Historic Smithland. View Smithland Lock and Dam. Return to Grand Rivers, home of Patti's 1890 Settlement. Proceed to Land Between The Lakes, passing over canal connecting the two Sister Lakes-Kentucky and Barkley. Travel Kentucky Lake Drive for a beautiful view of the magnitude of Kentucky Lake. Travel on to the Nature Center and view the old Iron Ore Furnace used during the Civil War days. Enjoy a picnic lunch in the park. Continue on toward the South 68 entrance. And visit the Elk and Bison Prairie. Continue on to Lake Barkley State Park. Return by crossing over the Kentucky Lake 68 Bridge. Tour Ken Lake State Park. Pass through Aurora and picturesque Jonathan Creek. Continue through Marshall County to Draffenville and back to R&R with Fish Pumphrey. Price: $225, $25 discount if lodging with us. Design your own tour: Will it be a tour of Paducah Riverfront, Quilting Museum or the shops of Old Paducah? Maybe continuing down to the Wickliffe Mounds and onto the Confluence of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers, crossing over to Missouri. Will we go over to Lambert's and throw the rolls? Or turn around and go down the Kentucky Side of the Mississippi River to Charleston Belmont and view the point where the chain was stretched across the Mississippi River to stop transportation during the Civil War. You tell me what you want too see. Price: $225, $25, discount if lodging with us. May require additional money for gas. © Copyright 2006, all rights reserved by R&R With Fish Pumphrey, layout by Blissful Rose Designs