A foodie haven, the hot spot for hops, whatever it may be, Lexington, KY is for lovers of the good life. Known for being the heart of Bourbon Country and The Horse Capital of the World, this destination will pleasantly surprise you with its thriving culinary, craft beer and arts scene.

• Keeneland Race Course >>
• James E. Pepper Distillery at Distillery District >>
• Boone Creek Outdoors >>
• Kentucky Horse Park >>
• Ashland, the Henry Clay Estate >>

Turn history into adventure at Jessamine County’s major attractions: Camp Nelson Civil War Heritage Park, the National Historic Monument and former Civil War Union Army supply depot where African American soldiers enlisted to achieve their freedom; High Bridge Park and the magnificent Kentucky River Palisades; US 68 Bike Trail; Taylor Made Farm; Asbury Equine Center; historic First Vineyard Winery; and Chrisman Mill Winery and Vineyards.

• Camp Nelson Civil War Heritage Park >>
• Taylor Made Horse Farm >>
• High Bridge Historic Park >>
• KY River & Palisades (including Valley View Ferry & KY River Blueway Trail) >>
• Wineries >>

Visiting Lincoln County is like stepping back in time. Not only is our Main Street the oldest in Kentucky, but it’s walkable blocks are full of locally owned shops and southern charm. And, though you are bound to find unique gifts and must- have items downtown, the county offers its own selection of artists and farmers ready to welcome you into their shops and pastures.

• Cedar Creek Lake >>
• William Whitley House and Sportsman Hill Race Track >>
• Logan's Fort >>
• The Bluebird >>
• Historic L & N Depot and Museum >>