Experience Kentucky’s natural beauty, history, small town charm and outdoor sports amid a warm and welcoming community.  Reward yourself with something different and more authentic than a typical tourist destination.  Stay in a place where you are surrounded by a multitude of unique attractions.  Campbellsville-Taylor County is real Kentucky, through and through.

Home to Green River Lake, with the best fishing, boating, and camping in Kentucky. Plus, over 50 miles of hiking and horse trails. Bring the canoe or kayak and travel down the scenic Green River.

Stroll the streets of historic downtown Campbellsville with its trendy shops and restaurants. From antique books to handmade items by Kentucky artists, jewelry to home décor, spas to specialty clothing. Delicious dining options, like the best barbeque in Kentucky, a specialty coffee shop, and the last Druther’s restaurant in America.

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Morehead, Kentucky is just off the beaten path surrounded by the picturesque mountains of the Daniel Boone National Forest. With the scenery as its backdrop, the town is the perfect place to unwind by hiking on a trail or sipping coffee and brews with friends old and new. The downtown day and night life offers a quaint array of shopping, dining and just watching the weather turn warm or cold.

Thru hikers frequent the streets from the tall pines in the distance after starting their trek either in Tennessee or 15 or so miles away at the Northern Terminus of the Sheltowee Trace National Recreation Trail. While in town, explore the art galleries, murals throughout the streets, venture inside open storefronts and when they are ready, refuel and do it all over again.

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Located within the heart of Pennsylvania’s Alleghenies, Altoona/Blair County offers a distinctive variety of authentic experiences including railroad heritage, history, outdoor recreation, and classic family fun!

America’s only interactive railroaders museum, the Altoona Railroaders Memorial Museum, tells the story of the railroader’s life and how the railroader intrinsically cultivated the fabric and culture of a hardworking community. The museum’s sister site, the World Famous Horseshoe Curve National Historic Landmark, is the only place in the world at which one can observe trains traversing a mountain range, the Alleghenies, in the literal shape of a horseshoe. Known as one of the eight engineering marvels of the world, it was built by hand by 450 Irish immigrants over a five-year period and was on the Nazis’ hit list during World War II.

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Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Galax comes alive in the Spring, with a tapestry of colorful spring flowers, birds, wildlife, music, and outdoor adventures.

Begin your trip with a drive on The Blue Ridge Parkway, experiencing the colors, sounds and smells of Spring. Pause your journey on the scenic overlooks and take a moment to capture the breathtaking beauty that surrounds you and listen to the sounds of nature coming out of hibernation.

Once in Galax, immerse yourself in the rich Appalachian culture by exploring the Blue Ridge Music Center, seeing a live show at The Rex Theater or taking an art class at Chestnut Creek School of the Arts.

Satisfy your taste buds at local eateries like The Galax Smokehouse, where hickory-smoked barbecue is a culinary delight or grab a wood fired pizza and craft brew at Creek Bottom Brewing.