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Between rolling hills, the scent of mint juleps in the air, and a bourbon distillery around every corner, riding the Kentucky Bourbon Trail is the perfect way to experience central Kentucky.
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The Muhlenberg County Rail-Trail combines the past and present as cyclists ride along old coal rail line that once connected Central City and Greenville in southwestern Kentucky.
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The Legacy Trail in central Kentucky runs north/south from Lexington and snakes its way through Kentucky’s iconic horse farms and across impossibly green, rolling hills. It’s only been open since 2010, but it has already lived up to its lofty name.
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Located smack-dab in the middle of Kentucky’s Caves region, some of the most scenic country the state has to offer, Barren River Lake is only a 30-minute drive from Mammoth Cave National Park.
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The Big Four Bridge connects the past to the present and Jeffersonville, Indiana to Louisville, Kentucky over the Ohio River, America’s 2nd-longest, described by Thomas Jefferson as “the most beautiful river on Earth".
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Olive Hill, Kentucky calls itself “a nice place to call home,” but music lovers and outdoor enthusiasts call it a nice place to visit.
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Whether your ideal vacation is relaxing on an old steamboat on the Ohio River, hiking in a breathtaking gorge, or a little bit of both, the Bluegrass State has something for you to try.
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The landscape of Jackson Purchase area of western Kentucky offers a mosaic of wetlands inundated with wildlife-loaded swamps and sloughs, shaded by groves of water-logged bald cypress and tupelo—ecosystems that are exceptionally rare in the Southeast.
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With everything from calm streams to full-on class V rapids, Kentucky is a paddler’s paradise.
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The history of paddling in Kentucky and the best spots in the Bluegrass State to try it for yourself!
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