We are Trey and Kaci and we are Kentucky locals. If you’re looking for things to do in Kentucky, then you’ve stopped at the right place.
Learn to live like a local and enjoy our Kentucky things to do travel guides below.
Kentucky is home to numerous amounts of lakes, offering many opportunities for recreational activities such as fishing, boating, skiing and more. Lakes in Kentucky are some of the most beautiful lakes in the country. In this list below, we'll go over all the known...
From the sweetness of apple pies and slushes to witnessing some of the best fall foliage in the country, Kentucky offers pumpkin patches and apple orchards along every country road. Corn mazes, apple cider slushes, peach pies (my favorite), hayrides, giant playground...
Owensboro is Kentucky's fourth largest city and known as the Bluegrass Music Capital of the World. It was founded in 1797 by Bill Smothers. It has a population of about 60,000 residents in the city limits and is now known for it's Bluegrass and BBQ. We bought 22 acres...
Have you ever wanted to pet a kangaroo? Little did most people know, there's a kangaroo petting zoo in little ole' Kentucky. Who would've thought? If you've ever been traveling up and down interstate 65, you've probably seen the billboards advertising Kentucky Down...
Going on the Mammoth Cave tour has been on a bucket list of ours for awhile and we finally got a chance to make the short drive up to Cave City and experience what Mammoth Cave National Park has to offer. One of Kentucky's natural wonders, Mammoth Cave is full of...
Rosine is a small rural town located on Hwy 62 East in Ohio County, Kentucky about 9 miles East of Beaver Dam. The population only has a little over one hundred folks in the whole town. But there is one thing that puts Rosine on the map. That's Bill Monroe and...
If you are traveling or visiting that great state of Kentucky, then welcome to the Commonwealth. Whether you are here for the Derby, home for the holidays to see family and friends or just traveling and want to explore the state, you need to be able to talk and...
With over 17 miles of hiking trails and a beautiful waterfall scenery, there's a reason why a million people visit Corbin, Kentucky every year to see Cumberland Falls on the Cumberland River. It's also one of the few places in the whole world that you can see a...
Have you heard the story about Troublesome Creek and the Blue People of Kentucky? Well, it is true and there's a lot of history surrounding the small community and why they had blue skin. Let's go back in Kentucky history and learn more about these Blue People of...
Kentucky is mostly known for its bourbon and horses, but it also has beautiful national parks, woods and waterways. You will also meet some of the most friendliest people on the planet. Producers have chosen Kentucky to film their movies for many reasons, including...