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The 25 places to see in Kentucky.

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The Pikeville Cut-Through

Natural Bridge

Cumberland Gap

Jenny Wiley

Cumberland Lake

The Kentucky Horse Park and Keeneland

Land Between the Lakes

Mammoth Cave

My Old Kentucky Home

The Stephen Foster Story

Makers Mark Distillery

The Heaven Hill Bourbon Heritage Center

Churchill Downs

Louisville Slugger Field

Louisville Slugger Museum

Centre College

The Kentucky Corvette Museum

Abraham Lincoln's Boyhood Home

Daniel Boone National Forest

Newport Aquarium

Moonlight Barbeque in Owensboro

Shaker Village at Pleasant Hill

The Kentucky River

The Ohio River

Thunder Over Louisville

Bluegrass Music Festival

 

 

This is just a random sampling of my thoughts, and in no particular order.

 

Take off Jenny Wiley and add Rupp and I think that's about got it.

I agree there are lots of great places to see/visit in KY. Two of my favorite are

 

1) LaQuijie (La Kee Gee) near Morehead University. It's a rock outcropping that's a great place to hike.

 

2) High Bridge near Lexington. During my days at UK (80-84) it was a fun place to visit. At the time it was the highest railroad bridge over water in KY. It's not a family destination, but was cool to see back in the day!

Take off Jenny Wiley and add Rupp and I think that's about got it.

 

Why take off Jenny Wiley?

How about the Wooldridge Mounuments

Columbus-Belmont State park

Whitehall in Richmond

I agree there are lots of great places to see/visit in KY. Two of my favorite are

 

1) LaQuijie (La Kee Gee) near Morehead University. It's a rock outcropping that's a great place to hike.

 

2) High Bridge near Lexington. During my days at UK (80-84) it was a fun place to visit. At the time it was the highest railroad bridge over water in KY. It's not a family destination, but was cool to see back in the day!

 

Yes and if you went to MSU LaQuijie is a great place for a date LOL:dancingpa

I like all of the lists. One must see in NKY is the Anchor Grill in Covington.:D

I like all of the lists. One must see in NKY is the Anchor Grill in Covington.:D

 

LOL, the "Canker" Grill....

The Peace Bell

The view from Newport Central Catholic

Kentucky Horse Park

Calumet

Keeneland

Cumberland Falls

A football game at Highlands

WEBN Labor Day Fireworks from the Newport Floodwall

 

Yeah Baby!!!!:ylsuper:

Just curious why?

 

I've heard it was a sight to see as well..

LOL, the "Canker" Grill....

 

It's all about the ambience.

How about the Corvette Museum, Mammoth Caves, Carter Caves and the Hot Rod Show in Louisville. Oh I forgot about the 10th Region Tournament at the Fieldhouse. LOL:lol:

It hasnt been mentioned so far. I went to Boonsborough(sp) several years back and was really fascinated. Also, although it has been named, there is nothing like Spring racing at Keeneland. It is just special. Get a bowl of burgoo and a cold one and your all set!

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