Nada Tunnel - Tunnel in Stanton - Nada Tunnel Rd, USA

Its a very fun site to see and drive through. I believe it's about 900 ft long and only wide enough for one lane of one way traffic at a time. Once you reach the other side of the tunnel you will immediately begin to see large rock formation overhanging the narrow winding road. I go many times a year and enjoy taking guests. Everyone that sees it is in awe.

Beautiful attraction with a rich history. The tunnel itself is unique. Its in a beautiful area with magnificent hiking trails just up the road.

Interesting place to visit, a bit dangerous w no light or indication of traffic coming from the other direction, especially if you are on a motorcycle. The locals must be upset at the tourists who come here for this tunnel but their visit does not contribute to the local economy in any ways, just adds to the traffic and noise. This is a sad part of Kentucky around this cave.

This little tunnel was COOL. The scenic drive to get there is great with multiple great hiking trails off the road.

They don't call it Nada for nothing. A cool experience. If it are not good with directions make a U-turn after going through.

During the week is great, weekend not so much. Some don't understand the concept of taking turns to go through and that led to a 30min standoff. So dumb. Not only that, but the hikers were walking in the middle of the road, parking on the side which made driving through the forest a real pain in the 🍑 for about 20min. So yeah, go during the week.

Scary if you have a big truck. 13 ft high, 12 ft wide, 90 ft long. Single file. Look for other vehicles before entering.

This is located within the Daniel Boone National Forest. There are couple of spots nearby for hiking- Chimney Top Rock and Natural Bridge. We were here just before New Year and the place was peaceful and empty. There was no other vehicle in sight. We did some walking to stretch our legs and had a great fun doing photoshoots in the outdoors. The drive through the tunnel was terrific. Nice place to spend an hour if you are in this part of Kentucky.