KENTUCKY PORTABLE CLUB • POTA • KFF • SOTA

KENTUCKY PARK CONTROL

Every Kentucky POTA park, KFF (WWFF) reference and W4K SOTA summit on one map. Search by name, number or town, tap a dot for directions, official links, parking and park tips, and put a trip together.

🌲 195 POTA parks🌳 KFF references⛰ 216 SOTA summits🧭 Trip list

👆 Zoomed in, tap an outline to see what land it is. 📌 Press and hold the map (right-click on a computer) or tap DROP A PIN for directions and GPS.

PICK A PARK

Tap a dot on the map or search above. Green = POTA park, teal = KFF reference, orange = SOTA summit.

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🧭 MY TRIP

Tap + ADD TO MY TRIP on a park, or drop a pin, to start a trip.

📋 RULES TO KNOW BEFORE YOU ACTIVATEOPEN ▾

🌲 POTA

You and all your gear must be inside the park's boundary and on public property.
2-fers, 3-fers and more are allowed, but only where every park's boundary overlaps, and you and all your gear must be inside that overlap.
Trail or river parks (with no land boundary of their own): be on public property within 100 ft (30.5 m) of the trail or river.
10 contacts in one UTC day = a valid activation.

🌳 KFF / WWFF

You and all your gear (antenna, radio, battery) must be inside the reference area.
One reference at a time; you can start a second one only after the first is finished.
44 contacts count toward WWFF awards and can add up over several visits; KFF may accept fewer.
Operating from your vehicle is OK; send your log to the KFF log manager (activators don't upload it themselves).

⛰ SOTA

Operate inside the activation zone: within 82 ft (25 m) below the summit's top.
No operating from or connected to a vehicle; the last part of the trip up must be on foot (or other non-motor way).
Portable power only. 1 contact logs the activation; 4 contacts earn the points.

Our short summary, not the official rules. Read them: POTA · WWFF · KFF · SOTA.

Pins and outlines are guides only. Confirm every boundary on the official map before you set up. Kentucky only: KPC's checked Kentucky data (official websites, maps, parking points from the land managers). Park tips and places to stay come from KPC members.