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Lago Linda Hideaway Kentucky Campground & Cabins
By: Alli Rainey
Lago Linda Hideaway offers rock climbers and other travelers to Kentucky's Red River Gorge area a peaceful campground. Reasonable rates include showers and flush toilets. more...
Tourists who visit Bowling Green Kentucky will find that there are several restaurants, including a Japanese restaurant, hotels in Bowling Green and travel options. more...
Falls of the Ohio – Fossil Beds Near Louisville
By: Bonnye Good
At the amazing Falls of the Ohio State Park, Devonian period fossils and an interpretive center help connect Louisville's prehistoric past to explorers Lewis and Clark . more...
Both experienced horsemen and woman and novice enthusiasts enjoy and appreciate a visit to the Kentucky Horse Park. more...
Visiting Mammoth Cave National Park
By: Dianne Turgeon
Mammoth Cave National Park, while known for its stunning caverns, has much to offer outdoor enthusiasts, fishermen, hikers, and equestrians. more...
Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill in Kentucky
By: Emily Retherford
Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill is America's largest restored shaker community. A place where the Shaker society once flourished, now fully preserved for guests to enjoy. more...
Visit the KFC museum in Corbin, Kentucky
By: Beth VanHoose
Corbin, Kentucky, is the birthplace of Kentucky Fried Chicken. The Colonel Sanders Museum is located in Corbin, about an hour and a half south of Lexington. more...
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