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Attractions | Hart County Tourism

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Skip to main content. History, Arts and Culture. Mammoth Cave National Park. Why would anyone want to stop at our tiny, rural county in south central Kentucky? There are no big cities, skyscrapers, metropolitan areas or traffic jams. Exactly! We do have expanses of beautiful rolling green countryside. We call the low hills knobs , and underneath are cave systems with above-ground and underground rivers. You'll want to experience the beauty of Cub Run Cave. And Hidden River Cave. Kentucky Down Under Adven...

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Interstate 65 Corridor | Hart County Tourism

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Skip to main content. History, Arts and Culture. Mammoth Cave National Park. Raveling along the Interstate 65 corridor? Let us show you the Kentucky unbridled spirit all along the way. From the Louisville area to the Tennessee border, our map of attractions will direct you to fun at every exit. For decades, the Interstate 65 corridor has been a major north/south artery for visitors traveling through the heart of America. And as we say here in the south, we’re ready for company! 270-586-6292 / www.kyt...

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Twisted Rock, Kentucky's Stonehenge

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It is said that in Scottland a rock looking very similar to this one is actually an ancient king. The king is said to have desired the lands of a witch. The king sent his men to murder the witch so that he could freely take her land. The witch defeated the men and instead came to the king's palace where she transformed him into the twisted rock. Click the images below to enlarge.

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Kentucky's Stonehenge

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Kentucky's Stonehenge is a bit of ancient society in the small town of Munfordville, KY. It is the creation of Munfordville native, Chester Fryer. After scouring over 1000 acres of nearby Hatcher Valley Chester, relocated nearly every large rock he could find in order to create his masterpiece. A photographic tour of each of these displays can be found by using the links to the left.

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Area Visitors Guide

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Outdoor treasure hunting game using GPS-enabled devices. Participants navigate to a specific set of GPS coordinates and then attempt to find the geocache (container) hidden at that location. Products sold in farmer's markets, restaurants, gift shops and members in your area. Buy Local, Sell local - get involved in a Kentucky Proud program! A non-profit partner with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, KY State Parks, KY Dept of Fish and Wildlife, and County and Local Governments. A park can be many. More th...

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Click to open Brochure PDF. MUNFORDVILLE TOURISM and WELCOME CENTER. HORSE CAVE / HART COUNTY TOURISM &. I 65 TOURISM INFORMATION CENTERS. GLASGOW-BARREN COUNTY TOURIST and CONVENTION COMMISSION. CAVE CITY TOURIST and CONVENTION COMMISSION. Scenic Trails and Drives. Rappelling, Canoeing, Horseback Riding, Golf, Boating, Hiking, Biking, Bird watching. There's always something going on in Cave Country. Annual Festivals, Events, Celebrations and of course Music. Mammoth Cave National Park. LIKE US, GET.

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in-between places | Page 2

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August 3, 2008. 8220;Mountain Beauty with a Touch of Bavaria! 8212; smack dab in the middle of the state’s Blue Ridge Mountains. 8221; which serve as constant reminders that tourists have not actually left the red, white and blue. July 27, 2008. The end of an era. July 17, 2008. According to a Meadville Tribune interview. It’s a matter of population control. My only advice to tourists planning to visit the Spillway after January 1, 2009 would be to stay home, fill your bathtub with photos. July 14, 2008.

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The Rock Garden, Kentucky's Stonehenge

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Click the images below to enlarge. For more information contact the Munfordville Tourism Commission at 270.524.4752 or visit their website at www.visitmunfordville.com.