Fog can give our beautiful hills, mountains, rivers, and valleys a somewhat eerie look in Kentucky, regardless of season. Winter, summer, spring or fall, when the fog creeps in, the beauty becomes somewhat mystifying. Fog has been the center of a few movies in which things got a bit out of hand, so people can be slightly spooked when it envelopes them. Realistically, it does get pretty thick and hard to see through.
Here are 12 eerie photographs of fog rolling through Kentucky:
- Cumberland River
David Brossard Watch your step, as this foggy scene was taken floating down the river on a steam boat.
- Salt Lick
Patrick Mueller You never know what’s around that curve when the fog creeps in.
- Prospect
Gina Collecchia For some reason this one makes me think of Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
- Ohio River near Newport
Geoffrey McKim The boats appear to be floating on a river of fog instead of water, giving an eerie feel to the environment.
- Woodland fog
Jstouffe Our forests tend to attract a lot of fog during the wee hours of the morning.
- Woodford County
Sarah Altendorf One can almost imagine shadowy images hiding behind the trees.
- Natural Bridge
Aaron Vowels The fog rolling beneath the Natural Bridge looks like a cloud is sitting on the trees.
- Louisville
Geoffrey McKim The fog along the Ohio River makes Louisville seem more like London.
- Lisletown bottoms
Daniel Boyd The mist creeping through the tree lines in the fall has a creepy, yet magical appearance.
- Honeybee
Dave Emerson A river of fog gives a spooky appearance to this lookout.
- Kentucky Mountain
Brian Wolfe This Kentucky Mountain looks like it’s part of one of the old fog based movies. Looks so thick you might not see your hand in front of your face.
- Berea
Ulrich Burkhalter A foggy view from Indian Fort Mountain by Eagle’s Nest.
As long as you’re not driving in it, the fog can actually be quite serene. The soft white curls and fluffy aspects give it a cloud like appearance in several of these images. Which of the above is your favorite foggy photo? Is there anywhere in Kentucky you like to watch the fog roll in? Tell us in the comments below!
David Brossard
Watch your step, as this foggy scene was taken floating down the river on a steam boat.
Patrick Mueller
You never know what’s around that curve when the fog creeps in.
Gina Collecchia
For some reason this one makes me think of Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
Geoffrey McKim
The boats appear to be floating on a river of fog instead of water, giving an eerie feel to the environment.
Jstouffe
Our forests tend to attract a lot of fog during the wee hours of the morning.
Sarah Altendorf
One can almost imagine shadowy images hiding behind the trees.
Aaron Vowels
The fog rolling beneath the Natural Bridge looks like a cloud is sitting on the trees.
The fog along the Ohio River makes Louisville seem more like London.
Daniel Boyd
The mist creeping through the tree lines in the fall has a creepy, yet magical appearance.
Dave Emerson
A river of fog gives a spooky appearance to this lookout.
Brian Wolfe
This Kentucky Mountain looks like it’s part of one of the old fog based movies. Looks so thick you might not see your hand in front of your face.
Ulrich Burkhalter
A foggy view from Indian Fort Mountain by Eagle’s Nest.
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