WKYT’S Kentucky Sport, Boat, & Recreation Show is offering FREE admission! Saturday ONLY, STARTING AT NOON, when you park across from Rupp Arena and Central Bank Center in the High Street lot, you will receive a voucher for one FREE ADMISSION. Starting at noon on Saturday only, pay to park and get in the show for free!
Augusta/Bracken County Tourism
606-756-2183
Visit the Augusta/Bracken County Tourism Office for any needed information or guidance during your visit. Augusta is truly a Kentucky Treasure! In 2005, Dr. Thomas Clark, Kentucky’s most famous historian, author of “A History of Kentucky” and co-editor of The Kentucky Encyclopedia, included the city of Augusta along with such places as The Cumberland Gap, Shaker Village and Mammoth Cave, as one of the top eleven places where visitors could experience Kentucky’s finest cultural heritage.
Calloway County Tourism Commission
270-713-0110
Calloway County, Kentucky, home to Kentucky Lake, the City of Murray and Murray State University. Come explore the great outdoors with one of the nation’s largest lakes right here in Calloway County.
Kentucky Tourism Services
502-382-7387
Kentucky is known for its famous bourbon and legendary horse country, but the Bluegrass State offers much more, including a world of outdoor adventure, an explosive culinary scene, fascinating cultural heritage sites and a vibrant arts and music scene. From the longest known cave system in the world, to its pristine lakes and attractions like the Muhammad Ali Center, African American Heritage Trails and the Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame and Museum, Kentucky invites you to come visit, listen and explore.
Licking Valley Adventures
859-474-2648
Licking Valley Adventures was formed to promote adventure tourism through the Licking Valley Region. It began as a way to work collaboratively by promoting the natural road and water routes. Today, the organization has grown to 10 communities. With a vibrant river and associated tributaries connecting these small and large communities, the invitation to explore is always open.
NKY River Region/Grant County Tourism
859-824-3451
Grant County is home to the Ark Encounter, a life-sized replica of Noah’s Ark. There are gentle rolling hills, beautiful lakes and parks, hiking trails and friendly folks. We’re 35 miles south of Cincinnati and 45 miles north of Lexington.
Shepherdsville/Bullitt County Tourism
502-543-8656
Bullitt County consists of roughly 300 square-miles located in the area known as the Knobs Region, which borders Kentucky’s outer Bluegrass Region. This area is noted for its many isolated, steep sloping, often cone-shaped hills of shale, limestone and sandstone. Dividing Bullitt County from east to west is the Salt River. Many small creeks and other tributaries flow into the Salt River, which stretches 150 miles from central Kentucky to the Ohio River. The U.S. Army Post Fort Knox encompasses much of Bullitt County’s western half and approximately one-fifth of Bullitt County as a whole, while Bernheim Forest and Arboretum, Kentucky’s official state arboretum, encompasses a significant portion of southeast Bullitt County.
