Half Moon Arch is a natural geological feature in the Red River Gorge area of Daniel Boone National Forest in Kentucky. Surrounded by wooded hills and rugged sandstone terrain, it offers hikers an opportunity to explore the region’s distinctive rock formations. According to your supplied trail data, the route is approximately 0.85 miles long and rated Class 3. Although the hike is relatively short, the terrain may be challenging, and climbing onto the arch presents a serious fall risk. Visitors should remain on safe ground, avoid climbing on the formation, and use GPS navigation if the trail is difficult to follow.