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Each booking includes two reserved spaces steps from Cottage 37 inside Edgewater’s gated loop—no street parking is permitted, so overflow and trailers...
Taylorsville Lake is a 3,050-acre lake that is known for water skiing, fishing, and its wild life. The lake if very underdeveloped with most of the sh...
Boat rental, docks, and a boat ramp. Taylorsville Marina (Safe Harbor) has a bait shop, snacks, and its most popular attraction is feeding the fish wi...
Start here if you want the quickest ‘big picture’ on the lake—maps, current conditions, and a great overlook near the dam. It’s an easy stop that make...
Taylorsville Lake Tailwater Access is a park behind the Taylorsville Dam where the water from the lake is released into Salt River. Just before (.3 mi...
Taylorsville Lake Tailwater Access is a park behind the Taylorsville Dam where the water from the lake is released into Salt River. This park in the m...
Authentic mexican cuisine, bar, family friendly restaurant; reservations and take-out
Inside the resort gates you’ll find 300+ covered slips, downhill golf-cart lanes, a fuel dock, bait shop, and breakfast café—marina staff direct visit...
VisitTaylorsville’s family guide spotlights this Main Street Kitty Café where kids can relax with free-roaming adoptable cats while volunteers share r...
Bright community library five minutes from the cottage with weekly Baby Bounce (0–2), Toddler Time (2–4), and Preschool Story Lab (4–6) sessions that ...
A two-floor antique-and-gift shop right on Main Street—fun for a quick treasure hunt and a little small-town browsing.
A friendly local shop with a mix of vintage finds, antiques, and new-to-you treasures—great for an easy browse when you’re in town.
A surprisingly fun rainy-day detour if you love local stories: the library’s Kentucky Room is set up for genealogy and Spencer County history research...
Take-out/delivery chain offering classic & specialty pizzas, wings & breadsticks, plus desserts
Downtown Taylorsville’s 4.6-star café keeps locals coming back for scratch-made cinnamon rolls, croissant sandwiches, soups, and cappuccinos that stay...
A close, practical stop for groceries, snacks, drinks, and last-minute essentials when you’d rather stay near the lake.
A nearby hometown pharmacy option if you need quick essentials—prescriptions, over-the-counter basics, or a forgotten travel item.
Hopefully you never need it—but it’s reassuring to know a nearby urgent care option is close to the cottage for non-emergency needs.
1830 saddlebag log home of Union spy Felix Grundy Stidger where volunteers are rebuilding the cabin into a small-town museum with exhibits on Civil Wa...
Right in the heart of downtown Taylorsville, the courthouse square is a simple, classic Kentucky small-town stop. It’s an easy place to stretch your l...
A quick, meaningful “pause” on Main Street: this Kentucky Historical Marker highlights the Spencer House, a well-known stage-route hotel and tavern st...
A quick, walk-by piece of Taylorsville history on Main Street—perfect if you’re already grabbing coffee or strolling downtown. It’s an easy stop for a...
Neighborhood sports hub with a 0.55-mile walking track circling ball fields, a modern playground, outdoor fitness stations, basketball, soccer, and ba...
Clean restaurant with good fresh, take-out chinese food, small eat-in area
Relaxed Italian chain offering everything from specialty pizzas & pastas to soups & subs
Guided one- and two-hour trail rides that wind through the Possum Ridge section of Taylorsville Lake State Park—beginner-friendly horses and sweeping ...
Most popularly used as the exit ramp to the kayakers who launched from the Tailwater ramp. This small watercraft boat ramp on Salt River is on W River...
Your backyard playground—3,050-acre lake with marina, boat rentals, fishing, camping, and the beautiful 1.9-mile Possum Ridge Trail. Sunset from the o...
VisitTaylorsville highlights that day-use is free here, with 24 miles of multi-use trails, two playgrounds, ADA restrooms, fishing piers, and multiple...
A local golf-course property just outside town that some listings now call Taylorsville Country Club (previously known as Tanglewood). Because several...
Part gourmet market, part deli-and-grill—perfect for stocking the cottage with local-ish goodies or grabbing a made-to-order lunch on the way back fro...
A classic small-town farmers market stop for seasonal produce, local baked goods, and that friendly “chat with the vendor” Kentucky vibe. It’s an easy...
A surprisingly big, multi-use trail network tucked into Taylorsville Lake State Park—great for a quiet hike, a bike loop, or horseback riding. You’ll ...
Festive Mexican spot near the lake with big portions, patios, and strong margaritas—great after a day on the water.
Your closest winery neighbor, Prodigy Vineyards is a small, family-run operation tucked just minutes from the cottage. What they lack in scale, they m...
Possum Ridge boat ramp provides free access to Taylorsville lake. The ramp is accessed through the state park on Park Rd.
Five miles west of downtown, this county park offers a 0.45-mile walking track with fitness stations, playground, picnic shelter, restrooms, and baske...
Nettie Jarvis Antiques is one of the main attractions in historic downtown Bloomfield. The building has been carefully preserved to its turn of the ce...
Hidden wetland preserve with boardwalks through cypress swamp—rare ecosystem for Kentucky. Quiet, educational, and beautiful for birdwatching.
Van Buren boat ramp on lake Taylorsville is open year around to any trailerable recreational boat free of charge. Access to restrooms and shore fishin...
Brianza Gardens is where wine, food, and Italian heritage blend into something magical. This isn't just a winery—it's a full sensory experience with o...
Weissinger Hills Golf Course is an 18 hole golf course located in charming Shelbyville, Kentucky. Golf Digest has given Weissinger Hills Golf Course a...
Chowning Lane Boat Ramp provides free access to Taylorsville lake. The ramp is accessed from Chowning Ln.
Family-run craft distillery using heirloom Bloody Butcher corn for uniquely flavorful bourbon, vodka, and moonshine. The farm setting and warm hospita...
A good rainy-day or winter option when everyone needs to burn off energy: recreation programs and indoor facilities managed by Shelbyville/Shelby Coun...
Saturday morning farmers market with local produce, baked goods, honey, and handmade crafts. Support local farmers and stock the cottage kitchen.
A small, local-history museum that’s perfect for a short, rainy-day visit—or for anyone who loves charming Kentucky details. Pop in to browse exhibits...
A big, easy-to-use community park with lots of room to move—great for a walk, playground time, or a low-pressure outdoor break between bigger adventur...
A classic Kentucky dinner-house stop that feels like a little time capsule—cozy dining rooms, comfort-food staples, and a true “Sunday supper” vibe. G...
A cozy, special-occasion spot in downtown Shelbyville—great for a date-night meal when you want something a little more “dress up” than casual.
An easy, close-by winery stop for tastings and an unhurried vibe—perfect when you want a “wine break” without committing to a long drive.
Gardner House Antiques is one of the most popular Antique stores in the Shelbyville area. They have a wide range of collections of the Antiques.
Broad Run Vineyards has followed the classic journey of Old-World family wineries. We have planted the noble vinifera vines of Europe, toiled in the v...
We feature Farm to Fork Dinners on Friday and Saturday night and indoor/outdoor seating. Our café menu features farm fresh ingredients from all the l...
Modern, sustainability-focused distillery campus showcasing Bulleit's high-rye mash bill through interactive tours. The striking architecture and comm...
The Wakefield-Scearce Gallery houses one of the largest collections of antique English furniture, antique silver, and antique home decor in the United...
A classic Kentucky Bourbon Trail stop with tours, tastings, and plenty of Beam-family history—an easy day trip from the cottage. You’ll stroll the cam...
If you want the ‘home campus’ Jim Beam experience, this is it: tours, tastings, and a big slice of Kentucky bourbon history in one place. Great for fi...
Family farm with seasonal activities—strawberry picking in spring, pumpkin patch in fall, Christmas trees in winter. Farm animals and play areas for k...
Climb aboard vintage diesel locomotives, ride 22-mile excursions through rolling farm country, and explore hands-on exhibits chronicling Kentucky's ra...
Oldham County's recreational gem with fishing lakes, playgrounds, disc golf, and walking trails. Family-friendly and well-maintained.
Opened in 1968 by Colonel Harland and Claudia Sanders, this landmark supper club still serves family-style fried chicken, Kentucky hot browns, and scr...
Chuckleberry Farm & Winery is a small family owned farm where high school sweethearts have grown together to build their dream. Chuck & Ladonna's thr...
Go back in time with a narrated, horse-drawn carriage tour through Historic Bardstown. Group tours available.
Replica of a 1790's frontier village representative of the first westward movement of the nation.
Historic restaurant and bar. Since the 1700s, Old Talbott Tavern has provided shelter, food and drink to Kentucky travelers.
Family-owned craft distillery producing Yellowstone Bourbon and Minor Case Rye. Intimate tours reveal the care behind each bottle—you'll leave knowing...
Farm with pick-your-own produce, petting zoo, playground, and country store. Fall pumpkin patch and corn maze are legendary. Family-owned since 1843.
Bardstown Country Club is the only 36-hole semi-private country club in Kentucky. It is the crown jewel of the Bardstown golf community, and it includ...
Arthur Hills–designed championship course weaving through wooded ridges, lakes, and tall fescue—challenging layout that rewards accurate drives.
Working farm with agritourism experiences—pick strawberries, apples, pumpkins seasonally. Farm market, bakery, and winery on 600+ acres.
Kentucky’s go-to outdoor outlet center for an easy half-day of browsing big-name brands and grabbing a quick bite. It’s a simple, practical stop if yo...
The story of America’s first great composer at Kentucky’s official outdoor musical for 60 years
A close, low-key lake option for boating, fishing, or a simple waterside reset without the crowds. The marina area is a convenient jumping-off point i...
An outdoor escape built for wandering: wooded paths, open fields, and a trail network known for hiking and equestrian use. It’s a great “fresh air” op...
A Kentucky-comfort-style spot on the Jim Beam campus—perfect if you want to turn your distillery visit into an easy lunch date. It’s casual, welcoming...
MillaNova Winery is located in Mt. Washington, KY. Our winery is a child and pet friendly facility with a large tasting room, open daily for wine tast...
A charming country winery and B&B with porch-sipping energy—great for a relaxed afternoon tasting that feels slow, scenic, and very Kentucky.
Established in 1879 and continues today as the oldest fully-operating Distillery in Bardstown
Charming co-op gallery filled with pottery, bourbon-barrel art, jewelry, and photography made by Oldham County artists—many pieces under $75.
Saturday market known for heritage pork, cut flowers, sourdough, and artisan soaps—perfect haul for weekend cooking at the cottage.
Bourbon-country steakhouse carved into a stone rickhouse basement—hand-cut ribeyes, tobacco-onion jam burgers, and a 150+ pour whiskey library steps f...
Educational bourbon heritage center showcasing America's largest family-owned distillery. Curated tastings of Elijah Craig, Larceny, Evan Williams, an...
Multi-dealer antique mall with vintage furniture, collectibles, bourbon memorabilia, and Kentucky treasures. Easy to lose an hour browsing.
Western Theater Civil War history with extensive artifacts, uniforms, weapons, and personal stories. Kentucky's border state role is explored in depth...
Historic Federal Hill mansion that inspired Stephen Foster's famous song. Guided tours reveal antebellum life, beautiful gardens, and Kentucky's compl...
Free museum inside Spalding Hall showcasing bourbon history, artifacts, moonshine stills, and Prohibition-era memorabilia. Perfect complement to disti...
1779 stone tavern steeped in frontier and bourbon lore—historic dining room, hearty Kentucky fare, deep bourbon list.
A short, historic cobblestone walkway tucked into downtown Bardstown—an easy little detour if you’re already strolling shops, museums, or a distillery...
4,000-acre urban park system with paved bike paths, canoe launches, a splash park, and the whimsical Marshall Playground for younger travelers.
At McIntyre’s Winery, you can get fresh berries and homemade fruit wines, or you can take a winery tour and indulge in a wine tasting. If you can’t ma...
Sleek modern craft facility blending sourced and estate distillate with innovative finishing techniques. The on-site restaurant elevates the visit—cul...
Major shopping mall with Macy's, Dillard's, 100+ stores, and dining. One-stop shop for anything you might need or forgot to pack.
1790s Georgian mansion where Meriwether Lewis died after the Lewis & Clark Expedition. 55 acres of grounds, gardens, and frontier history.
A collection of ten original 18th and 19th Century log structures that form a Colonial period settlement along Bardstown’s Museum Row. The rugged Vill...
Over 8,000 sqft The Civil War Museum is America’s largest and most complete museum devoted to the western theater of the American Civil War. The colle...
The General Hal Moore Military Museum, dedicated to Bardstown native Lt. General Hal Moore, U.S. Army, a Vietnam and Korean War Hero. He and his influ...
The Women’s Museum chronicles the achievements of women of all backgrounds, races and creeds during the 1800’s and Civil War. Achievements in science,...
14,000-acre forest sanctuary with 40+ miles of hiking trails, art installations including the iconic Giants, and a stunning canopy tree walk. Free adm...
Home of Ezra Brooks, Rebel, and 1792—polished visitor experience on a scenic campus. The rickhouse tastings let you compare barrel-proof expressions y...
Historic boutique distillery with cult-favorite pours and beautiful copper pot stills. The family's meticulous approach to aging and blending has earn...
Fairytale greenhouse, castle-like outbuildings, and native plant collections spread across rolling hills. Seasonal plant sales and twilight events fee...
Home of Jefferson's Reserve with grain-to-glass micro-batches, experimental finishes, and hands-on bottling lines you can walk right beside.
Iconic red-wax bourbon made at a stunning National Historic Landmark. Hand-dip your own bottle, explore the beautiful estate grounds, and taste wheate...
Scottish-links inspired public course with massive greens, pot bunkers, and wide fairways bordered by horse farms.
Stock up on smoked spices, barrel-aged soy sauce, bitters, and cocktail mixers made in Louisville. Small café pours bourbon iced coffee and hot brown ...
If you like antiques, are looking for unique gifts, or just like affordable and convenient shopping, Derby City Antique Mall is a great place to start...
One of the nation’s oldest stoneware potteries dating back to 1815—browse seconds, personalize platters, or watch artisans hand-paint bourbon barrel m...
contains items relating to 200 years of area history. You will find indian relics, Lincoln documents, pioneer papers, John Fitch land grant, a replica...
Interactive museum inside the working factory that produces braille books for the entire U.S.—tour tactile exhibits and watch braille presses in actio...
The Steamer Belle of Louisville, a National Historic Landmark, and The Riverboat Spirit of Jefferson serve as the western anchor of Louisville's award...
Historic garden cemetery from 1840s with elaborate Victorian monuments, rolling hills, and peaceful walking paths. Surprisingly serene urban green spa...
Frederick Law Olmsted's masterpiece—409 acres of rolling hills, Beargrass Creek, and the scenic 2.4-mile loop perfect for walking, running, or biking....
Short 0.6-mile hike to a beautiful 30-foot waterfall—one of the best waterfalls near Taylorsville. Moderate difficulty with some scrambling.
British bakery and cafe serving authentic meat pies, sausage rolls, scones, and imported goods. Locals line up for their savory hand pies.
Downtown Louisville craft distillery finishing bourbon in port wine barrels. The lux tasting room and rooftop views make this a premium bourbon experi...
Interactive Whiskey Row attraction with bourbon-making demos, speakeasy tastings, and Kentucky history. The micro-distillery shows the full process in...
Revived Dant family distillery with amphitheater, lodging, and Monks Road spirits. This destination-style campus blends bourbon tours with live music ...
Meticulously restored 1890s building housing small-batch production and premium tastings. Michter's commitment to quality over quantity shows in every...
Urban Whiskey Row operation with in-house cooperage demonstrations. Watch barrels being made on-site, then taste how maturation and barrel char impact...
Hands-on science museum with 4 floors of interactive exhibits, IMAX theater, and live science demonstrations. Perfect for curious kids.
Three-story warehouse packed with architectural salvage, vintage lighting, furniture, and oddities. A treasure hunter's dream in an old schoolhouse.
Louisville's trendiest neighborhood with boutiques, art galleries, vintage shops, and farm-to-table restaurants. Walkable and vibrant.
Kentucky's official history museum with rotating exhibits on bourbon, Muhammad Ali, Lewis & Clark, and regional heritage. Interactive and family-frien...
Iconic baseball bat factory with production tours, interactive exhibits, and the world's largest bat leaning against the building. Every visitor gets ...
Museum and cultural center celebrating Louisville's greatest champion—his boxing career, humanitarian work, and global impact. Inspiring and beautiful...
Kentucky's oldest and largest art museum with 6,000 years of art history—from ancient to contemporary. Recently renovated with a cinema and restaurant...
Research library and museum chronicling 250 years of Kentucky and Ohio Valley history in a restored Beaux-Arts mansion plus a modern gallery wing.
550-acre urban park with sports complex, dog park, BMX track, archery range, and walking trails. Great for active families wanting variety in one stop...
Pedestrian bridge spanning the Ohio River with stunning skyline views. Walk or bike from Louisville to Indiana—especially beautiful at sunset.
Brewery in a historic train depot with creative beers, smoked meats, and bourbon barrel-aged brews. Funky vibe with excellent food-beer pairings.
Neighborhood brewery in Butchertown with excellent craft beer, wood-fired pizzas, and laid-back patio. Locals' hangout with dog-friendly outdoor seati...
The closest major airport for out-of-state guests—handy for arrivals, departures, rental cars, and quick food/coffee before the drive to the lake.
While we don't offer tours of our production facility, tastings are offered daily at our bar inside. They are $5.00 and include your choice of 6 wines...
Fifth-generation family distillery reviving a pre-Prohibition label with sweet mash rye and bourbon entered into the barrel at lower proof for velvety...
Architectural showpiece in the Nulu district with soaring glass, Vendome copper, and a sensory tour that dives deep into their four-grain recipes and ...
Family-oriented amusement park with go-karts, bumper boats, batting cages, mini-golf & other games.
Fourth Street Live is Louisville's premier dining, entertainment, and retail destination.
Spanish Mission–style architectural gem with a unique 10-recipe bourbon system. The aroma-focused flight tastings teach you to nose bourbon like a mas...
Historic Stitzel-Weller site now housing Bulleit's urban visitor experience. The gorgeous grounds and bourbon heritage make this a pilgrimage for whis...
Amusement park with roller coasters, water park, and family rides. Lightning Run coaster and Typhoon water slide are crowd favorites.
Underground adventure park with zip lines, ropes course, tram tours, and mountain biking in a 17-mile former limestone mine. Unique year-round experie...
134-acre zoo with 1,700+ animals including elephants, gorillas, and polar bears. Award-winning Glacier Run and Africa exhibits are highlights. Plan a ...
The cemetery is the supposed burial site of Daniel Boone and contains the graves of other famous Americans including seventeen Kentucky governors and ...
America's greatest thoroughbred race; Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs racetrack since 1875
Visit the nature center to explore Kentucky's diverse regional ecosystems and the wealth of fish, plants, and animals that make this their home. See a...
Built in the early 1850's, the Thomas Edison House is an historic house and museum that seeks to preserve the memory and remarkable achievements of Th...
Louisville's 6,500-acre urban forest with 35+ miles of hiking and mountain biking trails. The Horine Reservation section has scenic overlooks and well...
Quiet neighborhood park near the infamous Waverly Hills Sanatorium, with walking trails, playgrounds, and peaceful green space. Good for low-key outdo...
Nestled behind the pines on 16 acres you will find Bullitt County’s first commercial vineyard. Wight-Meyer Vineyards offers award-winning wines made ...
Iconic rickhouses perched dramatically over the Kentucky River. Legacy brand with robust barrel-proof expressions and Russell family history spanning ...
State-of-the-art bowling, ropes course suspended above the arcade, multi-level laser tag, and a scratch kitchen for parents who want good food with th...
Indoor amusement park packed with go-karts, laser tag, bowling, mini golf, VR rides, and a massive soft play area—air-conditioned fun for every age.
Paranormal tours of the infamous tuberculosis hospital—historical tours by day, ghost hunts by night. Not for young kids, but teens love it.
Just behind the Kentucky State Capital building is the Floral clock. Dedicated on April 10th, 1961 by Governor Bert T. Combs in joint project with the...
Headquarters of the Kentucky Historical Society; The Thomas D. Clark Center contains tourist information and exhibits. A few exhibits are “A Kentucky ...
Restored the way it would have looked in 1850, the old state capital building served from 1830-1910. Tour the Greek Revival building designed by Gideo...
The 390-million-year-old fossil beds are among the largest, naturally exposed, Devonian fossil beds in the world. The park features a spectacular Inte...
A relaxed, family-run vineyard and winery set on a scenic farm outside Lawrenceburg. It’s an easygoing stop for a tasting and a slow afternoon in the ...
The capital of Kentucky is Frankfort; chosen over Lexington or Louisville in 1904. The Capital Building was completed in 1909 at a cost of $1,180,434....
Constructed in 1988 to overlook the state Capitol in Frankfort, the Kentucky Vietnam Veterans Memorial honors 1,106 Kentucky Veterans who served this ...
A Whiskey Row outpost from one of Kentucky’s most innovative producers—great for tastings, bottles, and a quick bourbon break between downtown stops.
Louisville’s hometown distillery with a proud, community-rooted story—great if you want to mix classic bourbon tourism with something distinctly local...
Historic powerhouse producing Eagle Rare, Weller, Blanton's, and Pappy Van Winkle. Free tours fill fast, but the sprawling campus and bourbon history ...
A stylish Whiskey Row tasting room known for bold finishes and fun, approachable pours—easy to add on when you’re already downtown.
A lively Louisville tasting room with historic Kentucky branding and a fun, social vibe—good for flights, cocktails, and a low-pressure bourbon stop.
A downtown Boiler House experience tied to Log Still—great for a taste of the brand without leaving Louisville, with an easy Whiskey Row location.
A NuLu hangout where bourbon tastings meet a laid-back lounge vibe—easy to love if you want a “locals-night-out” feel after dinner.
Massive indoor play center with climbing structures, trampolines, arcade, and party rooms. Perfect for burning energy on rainy days.
Iconic thoroughbred nursery offering behind-the-scenes walking tours through historic barns, sculpture gardens, and retired champion paddocks.
This beautiful park has 250 acres of streams, springs, waterfalls, forested ravines, and other natural and historic features. Trails include walking, ...
Built in 1912–14 to be the governor's mansion, to designs submitted by Weber, Werner & Adkins of Cincinnati, Ohio. Kentucky's Governor's Mansion is on...
2,600 acres along the Ohio River with camping, mountain biking, disc golf, and 20+ miles of trails. The Louisville loop trail section offers river vie...
Fine-dining inside a restored thoroughbred barn at Hermitage Farm. Chef-driven tasting menus champion estate produce, Wagyu beef, and rare bourbon pai...
James Beard-recognized fine dining in an 1845 inn—seasonal tasting menus showcasing Kentucky farms.
A Kentucky Bourbon Trail restaurant perched on the banks of Glenn's Creek with covered patio seating, craft cocktails, and elevated bluegrass comfort ...
A friendly, urban winery in the heart of NuLu—easy to pop in for a tasting when you’re exploring Louisville’s shops, murals, and restaurants.
A casual Louisville tasting room that’s great when you want wine without the “vineyard day” logistics—easy, approachable pours and a come-as-you-are v...
A Castle-like house museum the Conrad-Caldwell House symbolizes the progressive spirit and Victorian grandeur of Louisville’s Gilded Age. Constructed ...
The largest contiguous collection of Victorian mansions in the United States featuring 45 square blocks of a rich array of architectural styles from t...
Restored 1887 distillery ruins transformed into a breathtaking botanical-inspired campus. Producing gin, vodka, and bourbon in an architectural master...
Neoclassical memorial sheltering a symbolic log cabin, trails through Lincoln's boyhood farm, and exhibits detailing how Kentucky shaped America's 16t...
Lovers Leap Vineyards and Winery is a family owned, fully operational, 60 acre farm containing 30 acres of vineyards. Owned by the Sivinski family, an...
Engineer-owned distillery known for innovative sweet mash and grain-to-glass process. Their wheated and rye bourbons have earned cult status among ent...
Kentucky's oldest operating distillery set in bluegrass horse country. Copper pot stills and limestone spring water produce premium small-batch bourbo...
3,000-acre living history farm where costumed interpreters teach heritage crafts, trail rides trace limestone bluffs, and paddocks brim with heritage ...
Waverly Hills Sanatorium is a beautiful example of early 20th century early Tudor Gothic Revival style architecture and a major contributor to the Lou...
Whimsical miniature world with more than 200 dollhouses arranged by era—kids follow a scavenger hunt while adults geek out over the craftsmanship.
Boutique bluegrass winery known for estate-grown grapes, fruit wines, and a relaxed patio overlooking rolling farmland. Tasting flights are generous a...
Retire racehorse sanctuary where you can meet Kentucky Derby winners and champions. Free tours, touching stories, and a chance to see legends up close...
734-acre preserve on the Kentucky River Palisades with limestone outcroppings, wildflower meadows, and heron-filled wetlands. 10 miles of trails range...
A laid-back countryside winery south of Louisville—great for an easy day trip with tastings, seasonal events, and a relaxed “sip and unwind” pace.
The facility has 12,000 square feet of display area, a fully equipped shop for aviation restoration projects, an office, a library/archive, and a gift...
Thirty-eight acres of horse-country perfection—vineyards tucked beside Elkhorn Creek, sculpture gardens, and a stage that hosts intimate concerts all ...
1,200-acre working horse farm and theme park with museum, Hall of Champions, riding demonstrations, and 50+ breeds. Kentucky's equestrian showcase.
A well-known regional winery worth a longer day trip when you want a full “wine country” afternoon—tastings, bottles, and a change of scenery from the...
A scenic Indiana winery that can make a fun day-trip add-on when you’re already exploring across the river—great for a relaxed tasting and bottles to ...
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