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Curtis Gates Lloyd WMA

1,179 acres in Grant Co.

There are dirt roads in this area for hiking and birding. The terrain is level to rolling with some steep hills and also farmland, brush, and woods. Dove, squirrel, rabbit, quail, groundhog, deer, turkey, red and gray fox, red-tailed and sparrow hawk, pileated woodpecker, and bluebird can be found here.

There is a nature trail through giant hardwoods, one of state's oldest virgin tree stands. Trap, skeet, rifle and archery ranges, dog training, and field trials are also available. The administration building may be used by clubs. The small fishing lake is handicap accessible. No camping or horseback riding is allowed. For more information call the Lloyd WMA at (606) 428-2262. Fishing lakes and campgrounds are available near the area.

Lloyd WMA is located 1 mi. SE of Crittenden. From I-75 take the Crittenden exit, then follow US 25 S to left turn across railroad tracks to area. Parking is at the entrance only.

Owned by Ky. Dept. Fish and Wildlife Resources.

For more information please visit the website: http://www.kdfwr.state.ky.us/

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