- Nolin River Lake
- Scenic area, rich in Americana. Nolin River Lake is located in southcentral Kentucky and is approximately 20 miles north of the largest cave system in the world, Mammoth
- Old Fort Harrod State Historic Site
- Preserving Kentucky's pioneer history, the fort has been reconstructed near the site of the original. Heavy timbers form stockade walls and enclose the cabins and blockhouses. Interpreters in period-correct
- Old Mulkey Meeting House State Historic Site
- Located near Tompkinsville, this historic site is one of the oldest churches west of the Alleghenies--so old, in fact, that no ones quite sure just when this church was
- Paintsville Lake
- Located in eastern Kentucky, the lake offers boating opportunities in a rural
- Paintsville Lake State Park
- With steep cliffs and wooded coves along the shoreline, this lake provides 1,140 acres of boating, skiing and fishing pleasure.
After a day on the lake, relax in the
- Pennyrile Forest State Resort Park
- Pennyrile Forest State Resort Park is open year round. The park offers a lodge, cottages, a dining room, 18-hole golf course, hiking trails, boat dock (open seasonally), campground (open
- Perryville Battlefield State Historic Site
- On October 8, 1862, cannon explosions shattered the rural peace of this tranquil countryside and the death moans of young soldiers. Perryville became the site of the most destructive
- Pine Mountain State Resort Park
- Pine Mountain State Resort Park is beautifully set among the mountain scenery of southern Kentucky. The Pine Mountain State Resort Park was created in 1924, making it the first
- Rough River Lake
- Situated within the "cliffy" area of western Kentucky's Pennyroyal (or Pennyrile) region, rocky cliffs add to the beauty of the shoreline. Within 50 miles of Mammoth Cave National
- Rough River State Resort Park
- Rough River Dam is surrounded by rolling countryside overlooking a 5,000 acre lake. Some of the finest fishing in the state is to be found in the deep waters
- Taylorsville Lake
- Between Lexington and Louisville, near many of Kentucky's popular attractions. Taylorsville Lake is located in central Kentucky's famed Bluegrass Country. Historic log structures have been relocated near the
- Taylorsville Lake State Park
- The park sits on 3,050-acre Taylorsville Lake, where anglers can vie for bass, bluegill and crappie. The 1,200-acre park encompasses some of the most beautiful riding country around, not
- Waveland State Historic Site
- Waveland exemplifies plantation life in Kentucky in the 19th-century; from the acres of grain and hemp waving in the breeze (hence the Waveland name), to the raising and racing
- White Hall State Historic Site
- The White Hall State Historic Site is a house within a house. The original house was built in 1798-1799 in the Georgian-style. The new building, White Hall, was built
- Wickliffe Mounds State Historic Site
- Wickliffe Mounds is the archaeological site of a prehistoric Native American village of the Mississippian mound builders. Located on a bluff overlooking the Mississippi river, the village was occupied
- William Whitley State Historic Site
- The William Whitley Estate, also known as Sportsman's Hill, was built in the 1780's and is the site of the Nation's first counterclockwise run racetrack. It is famous for
- Wolf Creek Dam Lake Cumberland
- Lake Cumberland is the second largest lake in the Cumberland River system. The lake provides varied outdoor recreation opportunities for millions of visitors each year. Because of the
- Yatesville Lake
- Located in eastern KY on Blaine Creek, 6 mi W of Louisa. Construction of the dam was completed in 1991. The 2,242-acre lake offers boat ramps, with
- Yatesville Lake State Park
- Yatesville Lake provides plenty of room to skim the waves or catch some rays in your favorite cruisecraftbe it a houseboat, pontoon, speed boat or jet ski. The Yatesville
