Experience Kentucky’s iconic Bourbon Trail: explore 60 stops, from legendary distilleries to hidden craft gems, on a 3–5 day flavor‑filled road trip.

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The Kentucky Distillers’ Association’s 1999 launch of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail didn’t create more distillers, he noted, but the tourism project did “put them on the map.” ...

Kentucky has a new African American Heritage Trail, offering visitors nearly 50 primary sites and several additional locations that bring centuries of Black history to life.

The Trail Hotel offers a high-end lodging and dining experience in Bardstown, the town at the heart of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail.

"Of course, last week’s [Kentucky] Derby puts us on the international horse racing map, so we’ve got good product." Jerry Daniels, owner of Stone Fences Tours in Lexington, said international ...

The official Kentucky Bourbon Trail includes 57 distilleries and tasting rooms. This official trail doesn’t necessarily include every bourbon producer in the state, but it’s still a pretty ...

The Kentucky Bourbon Trail Welcome Center in the Frazier History Museum downtown is a great place to start. Orient yourself to the state’s bourbon scene by browsing its many exhibits, including ...

Discover a charming Kentucky town where bourbon flows freely, history comes alive, and Southern hospitality reigns supreme in this perfect weekend getaway destination.

Your Bourbon Trail bucket list just got longer. Twelve new stops showcase Kentucky's iconic distilled spirit in Louisville, Bardstown, and other parts of the state.

FRANKFORT, Ky. — More than a dozen new experiences are joining the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, growing opportunities for visitors worldwide to enjoy the commonwealth's signature spirit. More than 80% of ...

The Kentucky Bourbon Trail was created over 25 years ago in 1999 and boasts over 2.5 million yearly visitors, most of which travel from out-of-state to experience the Commonwealth.