Wineries and distilleries near Louisville along the Bullitt County Wine and Whiskey Trail are the perfect backdrop for heading outside to enjoy beautiful Fall weather and colorful scenery. While you’re at it, it’s a great time for some mighty fine sippin’ – both bourbon and wine. While the Jim Beam American Stillhouse
For National Travel & Tourism Week this year, we are bringing the fun of Bullitt County to you. When you begin to travel again, we welcome you and your family back to visit the Bernheim Arboretum Giants, experience the thrill of the world’s longest go-kart track at Kart Kountry, or
The Kentucky Bourbon Trail is now of legal drinking age…embarking on its 21st year. It was “born” in 1999 as means of bringing in more tourism to the state and it has grown up to be an international destination. Some aficionados suggest the best time to visit is during the spring
One of Bullitt County’s oldest festivals, ColorFest at Bernheim Arboretum in Clermont celebrates the magnificent displays of foliage color and the touch of fall in the air with a weekend of fun for the whole family. Kick off the fall season with hayrides and a hay maze, pumpkin launches, nature
Bernheim Arboretum’s Giant Troll family – Mama Loumari and her kids Little Elina and Little Nis – continues to bask in their new home at Bernheim Forest, welcoming visits from neighbors in Bullitt County, Kentucky and from all over the country. They love the attention they get by not only
To celebrate America’s Native Spirit and National Bourbon Heritage Month, don’t miss the Kentucky Bourbon Festival September 18-22. The festival, not far from Bullitt County, is dedicated to celebrating the history and art of distilling bourbon whiskey. This is one of the most favorite festivals in Kentucky. This year’s Music
What better way to kick off the fall season than a trip along Kentucky’s Bourbon Trail during National Bourbon Heritage Month in September. National Bourbon Heritage month was first established in 2007 to celebrate Kentucky as the birthplace of bourbon, which was declared in 1964 by an Act of Congress
A great way to celebrate National Bourbon Heritage Month is along Kentucky’s Bourbon Trail in September. Hang on and head out to Louisville for Bourbon and Beyond, a three-day festival September 20 – 22 featuring headliners such as Foo Fighters, Robert Plant, Hall and Oates, ZZ Top and Zak Brown
In 1964, Congress designated bourbon as “The Official Spirit of America”. On June 14th, we celebrate the drink that has made Kentucky famous. Fun fact: 95% of the world’s Bourbon is produced in Kentucky. If you are not in Kentucky on June 14th, make your plans for your own personal
If you are looking to celebrate spring in a BIG way, plan a trip to Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest in Clermont, Ky to visit Forest Giants in a Giant Forest, a trio of giant forest trolls that are the work of renowned Danish artist Thomas Dambo. Nestled inside the
