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The England-Idlewild park lies in Kentucky, and courts riders from Cincinnati, Louisville, Lexington, and the whole tri-state area. The trails offer 12 miles of superb singletrack for riders of all abilities.
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The Laurel River Lake lies in the gorgeous Daniel Boone National forest in southern Kentucky. The trails in the area provide for some of the best, most-scenic rides in the state, perfect for any level rider.
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The Big Hollow Trail lies within Kentucky’s Mammoth Caves National Park, making it a novelty—bikes are usually forbidden on trails in national parks.
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The Big Limestone Loop lies in the scenic Daniel Boone National Forest in southern Kentucky. It’s part of the rugged 292-mile-long Sheltowee trail, that runs north/south along narrow ridges and dips into lush gorges surrounded by towering cliffs.
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Riding along the water, swooping around the curves, all the while shaded by lush oak and hickory forest, in an area called “The Land Between Two Lakes,” it sounds like something out of a fantasy movie.
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Olive Hill, Kentucky calls itself “a nice place to call home,” but music lovers and outdoor enthusiasts call it a nice place to visit.
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Visit Louisville to get your fix of funky, head over to Lexington for a creative twist on American cuisine, and check out the metropolitan area south of Cincinnati to find international restaurants and breweries around every corner.
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Whether your ideal vacation is relaxing on an old steamboat on the Ohio River, hiking in a breathtaking gorge, or a little bit of both, the Bluegrass State has something for you to try.
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The landscape of Jackson Purchase area of western Kentucky offers a mosaic of wetlands inundated with wildlife-loaded swamps and sloughs, shaded by groves of water-logged bald cypress and tupelo—ecosystems that are exceptionally rare in the Southeast.
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With everything from calm streams to full-on class V rapids, Kentucky is a paddler’s paradise.
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