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KY 704: Amazing Amandaville Beech Tree



2010-10-16 - Photo by Ed Waggener. Scenic KY 704, Cumberland Co., KY
Wondrous sights await the hiker, biker and motorist the length of KY 704. A new one came about following a mudslide accompanying the May 2, 2010 flood, according to B.J. Fudge, a man well versed in all things concerning this area. The mudslide left this huge beech tree virtually levitating, with scant visible means of support, about 12 feet above roadway between Amandaville and the Adair-Cumberland County line. Surprisingly, there's scarcely a tilt to the majestic tree. The earthen cavern penetrates well under the trunk of the tree.


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