Central Kentucky Wildlife Management Area Trail, Richmond,...
Fields and wooded areas full of birds, small game, and flowering plants. Marcia Schroder, manager of this 1,690-acre state wildlife area, says fall is her favorite time of year here, and it?s easy to see why. The grasses and ... trails.com
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Raven Run Sanctuary Hiking Trails
The red trail is a four mile loop trail with plenty of places to join other trails or take long and short cuts from one part of the red trail to another. You can go either direction on the loop. We went west to start whi... igougo.com
Kentucky River Palisades Trail, Nicholasville, Kentucky
The banks of the Kentucky River beneath towering palisades that line both sides of the stream. In the early evening the tops of the Kentucky River Palisades gleam in the setting sun. This is a good hike anytime, but it?s espe... trails.com
Berea Forest Trail, Berea, Kentucky
Five overlooks with striking views of rolling central Kentucky farmland. Located in the town of the same name, Berea College is a highly rated liberal arts school that gives a tuition-free education to promising youngsters fr... trails.com
Lexington, Kentucky, United States
Lexington, Kentucky?s second-largest city, is set in the heart of Bluegrass horse country. If your kids get starry-eyed watching a thoroughbred go through his paces, enjoy taking riding lessons at camp, or just like to imagin... trails.com
Shaker Village Of Pleasant Hill, Harrodsburg, Perryville,...
South of the Bluegrass, amid the rolling farmlands and the tortuous course of the Kentucky River, lie fascinating little towns, each one unique. One is a restored Shaker village, another Kentucky?s oldest settlement. There is... trails.com
Kentucky's Bluegrass: Expect The Unexpected, Lexington, Kentucky
Kentucky is a long drive through Ohio for northern travelers, but worth the trip if you?re looking for a southern sampler with a unique itinerary, perhaps the most eclectic and unexpected you?ll find within these pages. There... trails.com
Kentucky - Rough Guides, Lexington, Kentucky
Two hundred years after it was wrested from the Native Americans, Kentucky still hasn?t quite made up its mind as to whether it belongs in the North or the South. Both the rival presidents in the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln an... trails.com
Shakertown At Pleasant Hill Trail, Harrodsburg, Kentucky
A walk from Shakertown down to the Kentucky River, partially on a roadbed built by the Shakers in the early 1800s. Among other things, the Shakers were successful traders, and they moved their wares to the marketplace on the ... trails.com
Pilot Knob
An overlook west and north into the Kentucky Bluegrass region. Pilot Knob is not in the Red River Gorge, but its just 20 easy miles away. This big hill or little mountaindepending on your point of viewrewards the hiker with a... trails.com