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Scenic Cumberland Co., KY - Joe Pye Weed at peak



2017-08-12 - Westfork Road, Cumberland County, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com.
Most often, Joe Pye Weed is a supporting character, not the star of the show, sometimes for a whole summer season. It's at its peak now on Westfork Road in Cumberland, a delightful day trip/lunch time side trip which extends from KY 704 to Greenbriar Ridge near Breeding in Adair County. The view is looking north. Along the way, the road name, at the Cumberland/County Line, becomes Gibson Road. Both directions offer some grand views, often thinly obscured by vegetation, making semi-hidden panoramas a bit mysterious. Oh, and by the way. First timers might want to experience the scenery both ways - Going from the intersection of Gibson Road & Greenbriar Road to KY 704, and then loop back. The experience is delightfully different either way, - EW. Photo Fri Aug 11, 2017.


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