Colonel Sanders’ original restaurant in Corbin, KY, the birthplace of KY Fried Chicken. Also view the exhibits featuring the Colonel’s artifacts and memorabilia from the early days of KFC.
Colonel Sanders’ original restaurant in Corbin, KY, the birthplace of KY Fried Chicken. Also view the exhibits featuring the Colonel’s artifacts and memorabilia from the early days of KFC.
A bridge offered to the city of Corbin in 1902. Closed in the early 1990’s and added to the National Register of Historic Places. It has been rehabilitated as a pedestrian bridge as part of a city park.
Axe throwing venue who abide by the World Axe Throwing League. Parents are offered the option of plexiglass throwing boards with foam suction-cup axes so kids may experience the same art of axe throwing.
See historical information about the history of Pinball through working machines from 1969 to 2022. Also features a large arcade and an eating area.
Beginner-friendly escape room experiences for all ages.
Spread across 21 counties in KY with more than 708,000 acres of national forest system lands. Over 600 miles of trails and more than 250 recreation sites.
Attraction that brings visitors into a pioneer settlement. All building replicas include pioneer relics. Also offers craft items from local artists.
Named for Levi Jackson, an early KY pioneer. 896 acres and includes a section of the Wilderness Road that early settlers used to reach KY.
A permanent beach maintained by the Corps of Engineers located amid Daniel Boone National Forest. A prime destination for Boating, Fishing, Kayaking and Scuba Diving.
5 miles from Cumberland Falls State Resort Park. Whitewater rafting, canoeing, kayaking. Primitive campsites, resort cabin, wooded trails and waterfalls.
The "Niagara of the South" 68 feet tall and 125 feet wide. 3,600 cubic feet of water spill over the edge every second. Visit during a full moon to catch a glimpse of the Moonbow.
Caribbean themed waterpark that also features an 18 hole mini golf course, arcade, and a full site hookup campground.
A replica of the first KY home on part of the land claimed by Dr. Thomas Walker. Also features mini golf, a gift shop, and a primitive campsite.
2,000 acre off-road park. Over 100 trails with trails for beginners all the way up to the most experienced rider.
Museum filled with a collection of artifacts and memorabilia highlighting careers from music of all genres. Also features a large gift shop.
105,000 acres filled with huge rock formations, waterfalls, fast-flowing streams, deep canons, forests and other natural sights. Dubbed the "Yellowstone of the East".
The highest waterfall in KY, drops 113 feet into the pool below. You can walk up to the base of the waterfall and behind the falls. Surrounded by a network of trails offering many options for hiking. Picnic facilities and scenic overlooks into Big South Fork river gorge.
Named the #1 hike in KY.
Miles of scenic gorges and sandstone bluffs. Rich with natural and historic features.
KY’s first exhibition coal mine. Tour an actual coal mine by rail car. Portal 31 RV park located directly across from the Portal.
Straddles the border between North Carolina & TN. America’s most visited National Park.
Part of the largest conservation movement on the planet. The first zoo in the world to hatch critically endangered northern spider tortoises.
America’s largest underground lake and registered national landmark. 1/3 mile self-guided trail that will take you through a cove-hardwood forest.
Multiple Swift aircraft on display, including the prototype #1. Presenting Swift’s from the start in 1946 to today.
10 miles of world-class rapids tucked away in Cherokee National Forest.
Featured as one of Discover Channel’s Top 10 Motorcycle Rides in North America. Scenic views over the 41 mile trip.
Primary historical resource on the legacy of Sequoyah.
1,200 acres and one of the earliest British fortifications on the western frontier.
Houses more than 100,000 artifacts in 30 permanent and temporary exhibits.
Theme park for all ages located in Pigeon Forge.
Nestled on 4 acres of landscaped gardens. Home to hundreds of tropical birds and thousands of flowers, plants, and trees.
Aquarium located in Gatlinburg, TN.
Named the top attraction in TN. Rides for all ages. Features shops and restaurants.
Heights 40 to 250 feet from the ground. Nestled in the heart of beautiful landscapes.
Fun and diverse educational programs and exhibits for all ages.
The official Zoo of Anderson County.
Featuring a mini-golf course, paintball, a splash zone and go-karts.
Located at Ljams Nature Center. Features adventure trails consisting of 8-12 elements including zip lines, bridges, swings, nets, climbs, and more.
Non-profit environmental education center. More than 318 acres of protected land. Hiking, biking, paddling, swimming, and climbing.
A stone castle built to withstand an apocalypse based on one man’s religious convictions.
Features the TN amphitheater, and The Sunsphere.
Thousands of flowers which bloom each spring. In the summer months, visit to watch free outdoor movies.
