KY TRIP PLANNER

PLAN A RADIO TRIP

Pick a starting point and a distance. See every Kentucky POTA park, SOTA summit and KFF reference in range β€” with possible 2-fers flagged β€” then build a trip. Zoom right in, drop a pin on the exact pull-off you want, and send the whole trip to Google Maps. Heading outside Kentucky? Try the KPC Trip Planner →

πŸ“ Drop a pin on the pull-off🧭 2-fers flaggedπŸ—ΊοΈ Official boundaries & trailsπŸš— Send the trip to Google Maps
START PLANNING ↓
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Where are you starting?

A town, a park or your GPS, then how far you want to drive. Or plan along a route.

Choose a town or use your location to start.

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Zoom in, then tap the exact spot. On a phone you can also press and hold the map. Satellite + Roads (top right) is best for spotting pull-offs. πŸ—‚οΈ Map layers (above) turns boundaries, trails, parking, entrances and Park Overlaps on or off.
Tap the map where you want your stop
POTA parkSOTA summitKFF onlyPossible POTA 2-ferOther multi-program overlap
YOUR TRIP0 stops

    Your trip is saved on this device. Use β–² β–Ό to change the order. Up to 10 stops.

    PARK DETAILS

    Tap a park, summit or trip stop on the map, or SHOW ON MAP in the list, to see its details here.

    Results show here.
    Distances are straight-line miles from your starting point; drive time depends on roads. Park stops go to an official parking or access point when the KPC guide has one. Map boundaries come from Kentucky and federal GIS and usually match POTA, but not always, so check the POTA map before you activate from a spot. Always check access, posted rules and hunting seasons.
    KPC tools and guides are planning aids, not official sources. We make mistakes. Do your own research and check official maps. KPC is an independent ham radio club, not part of Parks on the Air®, SOTA or WWFF.