Located along Pilgrims Rest Road just east of McKee in Jackson County, Kentucky, this 18.66-acre wooded tract combines convenient access, recreational potential, and an extensive boundary with Daniel Boone National Forest. The property features more than 300 feet of blacktop road frontage along its northern boundary, where utilities are available, and the terrain provides a potential location for a cabin, home, or recreational base camp. From the road, the property extends southwest into predominantly wooded terrain, creating good separation between the accessible northern portion and the deeper recreational acreage. One of the property's most notable features is approximately one-half mile of boundary adjoining Daniel Boone National Forest, providing a substantial connection to the surrounding public forest and adding to the appeal for buyers seeking hunting land or recreational property. The terrain is moderately rolling, with elevations ranging from approximately 1,212 to 1,355 feet, and includes a mixture of ridges, points, benches, slopes, and two natural drainages that generally run from east to west. These terrain features provide diversity across the acreage and may serve as natural wildlife travel corridors. The property is nearly all wooded with an average stand of timber and offers habitat for wildlife commonly found throughout eastern Kentucky, including white-tailed deer, wild turkey, and small game. With paved road frontage, utilities near the entrance, a potential building location, varied wooded terrain, and an unusually long National Forest boundary for a tract of this size, the property offers multiple potential uses as a hunting property, recreational retreat, cabin site, or future homesite.