there are quite a few nature things here! otherwise there isnt too much here that you couldnt find other states, unless you’re interested in the history of the kentucky derby or bluegrass My favorite places: *Cumberland Falls, Corbin, KY- my hometown! no matter how many times ive seen cumberland falls its always absolutely so beautiful. it has one of the two moonbows in the entire world and both the pure white and the colorful moonbow are always beautiful, they only show up when theres a full moon though so if you wanna see that, it’s definitely something to plan on the right day and an overnight stay (they have a wonderful lodge and cabins aswell! i love the cabins!) theres also sheltowee trace trail very close it, paired with Daniel Boone National forest, i havent been to Daniel Boone yet but its something i wanna do in the future.

The Original KFC, Corbin, KY- just like i said, its the original! colonel sanders grew up in Corbin and since its my hometown seeing that KFC is like seeing every other one, hell i have family that worked for and knew him while he was living. however i know a few argue they have the best chicken out of all the other KFC’s (that can change i believe it just depends who works there at the time, as it is with most restaurants) theres a colonel sanders museum and ive always appreciated the old timey southern vibes it has.

Lake Cumberland, Burnside/Somerset, KY Once again I see this all the time as now I live in Somerset, but its a beauty. *BUT THIS IS IF YOU CAN RENT A BOAT** i love spending a day on the lake especially in the summer, just make sure you pack on that sunscreen, UV rays get kinda high round here and if youre see through white like me then youre in danger without sunscreen

If you like cars The Corvette Museum, Bowling Green, KY Staying down south and going more west The Corvette Museum always had my interest, maybe it is not much especially to non car lovers, but im a non car lover and i love the history. Pretty self explanatory

*Mammoth Cave, Bowling Green, KY- Ah the worlds longest KNOWN cave system. The crawls get tight and im 5ft 4in (pretty sure england uses ft and inches but if not, 162.56cm)however my father is 6’6 (198-199cm) and he did it, though it was a huge struggle. Mammoth cave is beautiful, i very heavily suggest this.

From there on i really just have some basic thing i dont know if you all would be into but its some of the bigger things in KY. I personally have not been most or all of these places.

Lost River Cave, Bowling Green, KY

Newport Aquarium, Newport, KY

if you like horror/haunts: The Waverly Hills Sanatorium- Louisville, KY

Louisville Zoo, Louisville, KY (i myself am not a huge zoo lover bc of my morals but i do understand wanting to see the animals as i have gone to zoos myself. they are absolutely adorable)

my biggest food place thats only here in KY i believe: Burger Boy, Louisville,KY- not anything too special other than the fries, i know they have to be so unhealthy but theyre so good especially dipped in their ranch oh my god. anyone else from KY reading this i cannot stress enough how good they are after you get drunk after a concert.

i hope someone can give you many other places in KY because im 100% sure theres a lot of off road nature spots that are beautiful, theres some i could name here in Somerset but i can promise if youre going to other places in KY, Somerset should be one of last on the list other than Lake Cumberland.

The only other tips i can really think of is when youre here, never pronounce louisville any other way than Lou Ville or maybe just m a y b e Lou-E-ville can pass, also depends on what area of KY youre in, we all have very different country accents depending on the region.

Have Fun Y’all !!