The Christian County Cattlemen’s Association Presents Lone Star Championship Rodeo Aug. 18-19 2013 will be held at the Western Kentucky State Fairgrounds in Hopkinsville, KY. Box seats available upon request, General admission – Adults in Advance $10, at the Gate $15, Children in advance $8, at the Gate $10. Contest Events include: Bareback Riding, Saddle Bronc Riding, Calf Roping, Cowgirl’s Breakaway Roping, Steer Wrestling, Team Roping, Cowgirl’s Barrel Racing, and Brahma Bull Riding. Special added attractions include: Best Dressed Cowboy and Cowgirl Contest for Kids 10 & Under, Gold Rush for Kids 10 & Under, Cowboy Kid Cutter and his Trick Horse Stormy, Authentic Chuckwagon Racing, Rodeo Clown and Barrelman Brian Hope.

Located in the heart of the Bluegrass, Lexington is a city long cherished for its rich bourbon heritage. Five award-winning distilleries are located within 25 miles of the city, including one right in downtown! Each distillery offers exciting tours, where you can see how bourbon is made, try samples and learn the story behind America’s only native spirit.

Continue your journey with a visit to downtown Lexington’s delicious restaurants and nationally acclaimed bourbon bars, featuring unique bourbon dishes and cocktails.

For a full list of offerings, go to www.visitlex.com/bourbon.

Savor the Flavors Lexington’s Bluegrass Region  

Commemorate the legacy of the 150th Anniversary of the Civil War.

Savor the flavors of the Bluegrass with a tour of Kentucky Bourbon distilleries, a tasting at one of many beautiful wineries, or a sampling of local cuisine—from spoonbread to burgoo!

Shop for unique, handcrafted gifts at the region’s art galleries, or discover your own treasures in antique shops and world-class boutiques. Berea’s local artisans offer hands-on learning experiences for visitors looking to create their own masterpiece.

Commemorate the legacy of the 150^th Anniversary of the Civil War at forts, battlefields, civil war tours, and historic homes. From Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill’s living history to the reenactment at the Battle of Perryville this fall, the region’s history and heritage leaves a lasting legacy.

Play outdoors on hiking & bicycle trails, scenic byways, and lakes and rivers throughout the region. For an authentic “horse country” experience, try horseback riding or a tour at the Kentucky Horse Park!

An experience difficult to describe, impossible to forget.

www.BluegrassKentucky.com  

Discover the Attractions of Prestonsburg and Quench Your Travel Thirst! 

Prestonsburg, Kentucky-Tour Country Music Highway!

The attractions in Prestonsburg can suit the travel thirst for all ages. The diverse and fun places to visit range from water recreation, music entertainment, elk watching, harness racing, craft shopping, golf, and all kinds of special events.

Speaking of thirst, have you ever wondered why so many national artists hail from right here in Eastern Kentucky? Well, we think it’s in the water! The US 23 Country Music Highway “Road to Fame” talent search contests have begun and we are searching for the next Loretta Lynn, or Ricky Skaggs, or even Dwight Yoakam.

Semi-Final Round competitions begin in May, with the grand finale June 16 at the Mountain Arts Center. Go to www.cmhroadtofame.com for details. Be a part of this exciting musical experience.

Enjoy the fine places to lodge and eat and enjoy the great hospitality. Call us for detailed information at 800-844-4704 or visit www.prestonsburgky.org.

HAPPY TRAILS MY FRIEND.

Southern Starts in Lexington, Kentucky

Visit Lexington, Kentucky's CVB - Plan Your Lexington, Vacation

Lexington, Kentucky is a true Southern city, known for its stunning landscapes, championship horses and a culture rich in Bluegrass tradition. Lexington resounds with emerging artists, world-class events and eclectic dining. Known as the Horse Capital of the World, you can meet past Kentucky Derby champions or maybe even catch a glimpse of a future winner on the world’s most famous horse farms and racetracks. Beyond its rich equine heritage, Lexington boasts the perfect place to begin your exploration of the birthplace of Bourbon, America’s only native spirit. Come see why Southern Starts Here.

For more information, call the Lexington CVB at 1-800-845-3959 or visit www.visitlex.com.

Lexington CVB
301 East Vine Street
Lexington, KY 40507
800-845-3959
www.visitlex.com

 Follow the Country Music Highway “Road to Fame” to Prestonburg, Kentucky

Visit Prestonsburg, Kenucky

The attractions in Prestonsburg can suit the travel thirst for all ages. The diverse and fun places to visit range from water recreation, music entertainment, elk watching, harness racing, craft shopping, golf, and all kinds of special events.

Speaking of thirst, have you ever wondered why so many national artists hail from right here in Eastern Kentucky? Well, we think it’s in the water! So, beginning in 2012 our US 23 Country Music Highway “Road to Fame” talent search contests will be searching for the next Loretta Lynn, or Ricky Skaggs, or even Dwight Yoakum. Competitions begin soon, with the grand finale June 16 at the Mountain Arts Center. Go to www.cmhroadtofame.com for details.

Enjoy the fine places to lodge and eat and enjoy the great hospitality. Call us for detailed information at 800-844-4704 or visit www.prestonsburgky.org.

HAPPY TRAILS MY FRIEND!

Visit Mammoth Cave National Park

Mammoth Cave National Park Kentucky

Plan an extended visit to Cave Country and stay at Mammoth Cave Hotel, open summers and weekends in the winter. Stay in the hotel, historic cabins or large group-sized cottages. There is a restaurant, coffee shop and fast food eatery (open summers) and an award-winning gift shop featuring Kentucky crafts/gifts.

Since 1816, Mammoth Cave has been astounding tourists with its enormous caverns and guided tours. With over 350 miles surveyed and counting, Mammoth Cave is the world’s largest known cave system. A variety of tours are offered for experienced spelunkers, families and groups; buy tickets at the Visitor Center. The National Park spans nearly 53,000 acres; enjoy 70 miles of biking, hiking and horseback riding trails. The Park’s rather hilly picturesque Railroad Hike and Bike Trail follows the historic train tracks that brought early visitors to the Cave from Park City.

For reservations, call the hotel at 270-758-2225. Cave tours: 800-967-2283.

Visit www.travel-forever.com for Park and Hotel information and on-line reservations.

Group pricing, meeting rooms, catering and pet friendly.