Operated by the Kentucky Division of Forestry, this 1,500-acre forest is open to foot traffic only. Directions & Description: Located 28 miles south of Louisville near Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest and the Camp Crooked Creek Boy Scout Camp. It is east of I-65 and south of Clermont, and may
Kentucky’s Official State Arboretum, Bernheim boasts more than 16,000 acres of wildlife sanctuary, landscaped gardens and arboretum. Inside Bernheim’s one-of-a-kind Visitor Center are new exhibits, a gift shop, and Isaac’s Café, which offers fresh seasonal menus made with local produce, meats and cheeses. Bernheim offers a variety of programs and
Gallant Fox Brewing Company is named in honor of the American Thoroughbred racehorse, Gallant Fox, who was the second winner of the American Triple Crown. The brewery offers a delicious pub grub menu, a large bourbon bar, and of course, their own craft beer selection. Be sure to try the
Sample award-winning wines and experience the perfect fusion of nature and libations. Enjoy a relaxing day in a beautiful setting while visiting the vineyard, tasting room and enclosed pavilion.
MillaNova Winery has a unique setting on 22 acres with a panoramic view from a covered pavilion. Open daily for tours and tastings, the winery features a large tasting room. Wine can be purchased by the glass, bottle or case. The MillaNova Winery, with its spacious rooms, bridal room, and
Bullitt County’s newest winery offers a warm, inviting atmosphere to enjoy their award winning wines. Located adjacent to Bernheim Forest and just down the road from the James B. Beam American Outpost, a tasting is a must if you are in the area.
At this winery atop Brooks Hill visitors have the rare opportunity to experience a vineyard from its infancy and taste award-winning wines in a cozy, relaxing atmosphere. Indoors or out, sitting or walking the trail, it’s an experience you’re sure to enjoy.
Guests can tour Four Roses’ Warehouse and Bottling Facility, located in Cox’s Creek, Kentucky, to see firsthand how Four Roses Bourbon is stored and bottled. Tours meet in the new, 2,500-square-foot Visitor Center, which underwent a major remodel in September 2014. The Visitor Center features antique bottles, vintage advertising and
Located at the gateway to the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, this 200-year-old landmark offers visitors the opportunity to experience how the world’s number-one Bourbon is made from grain to bottle and beyond. Learn the history of the storied Beam family, sample fine Kentucky Bourbons and make yourself at home on the
