Otter Creek Outdoor Recreation Area, Nature park near Fort Knox, Kentucky, United States.
Otter Creek Outdoor Recreation Area is a nature park in Meade County featuring wooded terrain, limestone bluffs, and riverside habitats along the Ohio River. Trails wind through the landscape connecting different sections of the park.
The land was transferred to Louisville by the federal government in 1947 as recognition for the city's role during World War II. A cave within the area had previously served as a refuge for military units during the Civil War.
Morgan's Cave within the park boundaries served as a strategic hideout location for Morgan's Raiders during the American Civil War period.
The park is accessible during daylight hours and visitors should wear appropriate footwear for walking on uneven terrain. Various zones throughout the grounds support different recreational activities.
The grounds feature dedicated shooting zones for archery with training facilities where visitors can shoot at three-dimensional targets. This specialized setup draws archery enthusiasts from the surrounding area.
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