Kentucky
Kentucky Private Jet Charters
Originally part of Virginia, Kentucky joined the union in1792. Depending who you ask, “Kentucky” either means “on the meadow” or “land of our fathers”. The Bluegrass State is fine with both. It’s the only state with rivers on three borders, with the most complex stream systems in the nation. Above ground, Kentucky is known for its bourbon, horse-racing, and, of course, bluegrass music. Below ground, Kentucky boasts some of the richest coalfields in America, and the world’s largest natural cave system. Coal is still crucial, but now auto manufacturing, bourbon, and uranium are becoming the economic leaders.
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4.5 Million
Population
Frankfort
State capital
Aerospace
Major industry
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Miles of beaches
Kentucky Destinations
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- Addington Field Elizabethtown EKX
- Ashland Rgnl Ashland DWU
- Barkley Rgnl Paducah PAH
- Big Sandy Rgnl Prestonsburg K22
- Blue Grass Lexington LEX
- Bowling Green-warren County Rgnl Bowling Green BWG
- Capital City Kentucky Frankfort FFT
- Cincinnati/northern Kentucky Intl Covington (Cincinnati) CVG
- Fleming-mason Flemingsburg FGX
- Georgetown Scott County - Marshall Fld Georgetown 27K
- Glasgow Muni Glasgow GLW
- Henderson City-county Henderson EHR
- Hopkinsville-christian County Hopkinsville HVC
- Kyle-oakley Field Murray CEY
- Lake Cumberland Rgnl Somerset SME
- Lebanon-springfield Springfield 6I2
- London-corbin Arpt-magee Fld London LOZ
- Louisville Intl-standiford Field Louisville SDF
- Madisonville Muni Madisonville 2I0
- Mayfield Graves County Mayfield M25
- Morehead-rowan County Clyde A. Thomas Rgnl Morehead M97
- Mount Sterling-montgomery County Mount Sterling IOB
- Ohio County Hartford 7K4
- Owensboro-daviess County Owensboro OWB
- Russell County Jamestown K24
- Samuels Field Bardstown BRY
- Sturgis Muni Kentucky Sturgis TWT
- Taylor County Kentucky Campbellsville AAS
- Williamsburg-whitley County Williamsburg W38
- Morehead-rowan County Morehead I32
- Wendell H Ford Hazard K20
Kentucky Destinations
Louisville is Kentucky’s largest city, with everything a visitor would expect, from zoos and museums, to a popular Bourbon Trail tour! Of course, Louisville is also known for the queen of equestrian events, the Annual Kentucky Derby, held every May. The horses race in Louisville, but they are raised near Lexington, the self-proclaimed “Horse Capital of the World.” Equestrian events go from April to October. Not a horse person? Kentucky boasts winery tours, cave tours, paddleboard tours, bike tours and, of course, horseback tours.Things to Do in Kentucky
From the banks of the Mississippi to heights of Black Mountain in the Appalachians, you’ll find nearly every landscape feature imaginable in Kentucky. As the 15th state, Kentucky is steeped in history. You can see Daniel Boone’s trail, Lincoln’s birthplace, the Harriet Beecher Stowe Museum, Civil War battle sites, and parts of the Civil Rights Trail. Of course, Kentucky is the home of Bluegrass Music, with festivals, museums and venues devoted to keeping your toes tapping. Or experience the cutting-edge technology with a tour of Toyota Kentucky, the world’s largest Toyota plant. Kentucky is a year-round state for visitors, without the extreme cold of northern states, nor the high heat of the states in the Deep South. Other popular places to visit in Kentucky include:- Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Park, Hodgenville
- The 16-Course Kentucky State Park Golf Trail, statewide
- Wild Turkey Distillery Tours, Lawrenceburg
- Lost River Cave Tours, Bowling Green
- Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory, Louisville
- Full-size Noah’s Ark Replica, Hebron
- Muhammad Ali Center, Louisville
- Mammoth Cave National Park, Mammoth Cave
- My Old Kentucky Home State Park, Bardstown
- Waverly Hills (Haunted) Sanatorium, Louisville
- Daniel Boone National Forest, Eastern Kentucky