The Canopy Crew started as a tree care business with goals to add on tree house construction and tree house rental segments to the business. About 10 years ago, Django Kroner moved to Red River Gorge in Stanton, Kentucky, to pursue rock climbing. He worked as an apprentice for a carpenter that built cabins, spent much of his free time rock climbing and lived in a tree house that he built. To read more, click here. #treecare #treehouse #carpentry #construction #TheCanopyCrew #

Dreaming tree Django describes tree house life reverently: “It’s like riding a horse compared to a motorcycle. A motorcycle is fun, but a horse is alive. Putting your house in a giant living organism is profound. You get to know the tree and feel safe in the branches. A lot of the forest doesn’t recognize that you’re there. You’re up close with birds, tree frogs and flying squirrels. It’s an intimacy with the canopy you can’t experience any other way.” To read more, click her

When you hear the word treehouse, you may picture a small, easy-to-build house in the backyard. Cincinnati native Django Kroner is changing that idea one treehouse at a time in Kentucky's Red River Gorge. "The gorge is to Cincinnatians ... a total hidden gem," Kroner said. A quick trip down the Mountain Parkway opens the gates to a new kind of Cut in the Hill, one that brings you to the lush trees of the Red River Gorge and through the jaw-dropping Nada Tunnel. "When you come