If you love Kentucky Fried Chicken, and you are traveling on I75 between Lexington and Knoxville, you need to stop for your next meal at the Sanders Cafe, the birthplace of KFC! We have stopped at the Colonel Sanders Cafe and Museum several times while out exploring Kentucky. The food has always been hot and…
Where can you get pictures with celebrities like Harrison Ford, Audrey Hepburn or King Kong in East Tennessee? If you are in Pigeon Forge, you can tour the Hollywood Wax Museum and hang out with all the greats. Sure, they may be made of wax, but they are so lifelike that you can honestly feel…
Have you heard of the Ark Encounter in northern Kentucky? Whether you go because you love to explore unusual places or want to learn about Noah’s Ark and the global flood that took place thousands of years ago, a trip to the Ark Encounter is worth the trip and definitely bigger than you imagine! This…
If you are near Crossville, Tennessee you have the opportunity to view the largest FREE Mall Model Train Display in the Southeastern United States. Over the past many years, we have often stopped in to the Crossville Outlets and enjoyed the model trains at the Crossville Model Railroad Club. This post includes affiliate links. Crossville…
Are you looking for some easy road trips in Kentucky that don’t require a full week vacation? Have you thought about how many places are within an easy day trip of your hometown? Sometimes we get so focused on the major vacation destinations that we forget or overlook the amazing local destinations that can be…
Some people think that adventures can only happen when the weather is warm and the sun is shining, but if you hang around here long, you’ll see that adventures can happen most any time of the year! When the weather is too cold to venture outdoors, then it’s time for an indoor tour close to…
Sometimes there are ordinary people that do something to grab the world’s attention and have a story to tell that spans generations. Sgt. Alvin C York is one of those ordinary people who became a hero in World War I and now thousands of people every year take the time to remember his life and…
We just discovered that a Kentucky man has created his own version of Stonehenge in his own backyard. If you are looking for a unique FREE experience just minutes off the interstate, you need to check out Kentucky Stonehenge in Munfordville.