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LAKE CUMBERLAND AREA ATTRACTIONS
| ANTIQUES
DEALERS Cumberland Antiques 561-8622 494 S. Hwy. 27, Burnside. South of Pitman Creek Bridge North 27 Antique Mall 679-1923 3000 N, Hwy. 27. Somerset. Pitman Creek Antique Mall 561-5178 6940 5. Hwy. 27. Somerset. Somerset Antique Mall & Art Gallery 679-4307 209 E. Market. Somerset. Somerset Furniture & Antiques 678-0230 4810 S. Hwy., 27. Somerset. WEST ON HWY 90 McCutchin's Furniture Furnititure Hut Monticello's Antiques ENTERTAINMENT Finley's Fun Center 606-679-4386 75 Commercial Dr. Light #18 West Sits in behind Grand Central Plaza. Roller Skating, Arcades and lots of fun activities for all ages. Fun Country 606-619-3651 Miniature golf bumper boats, go-carts. batting cages, kiddy rides, laser tag, and lots of fun! Located behind Somerset Mall. CINEMAS Showplace Cinema 606-619-3640, Somerset Mall. 27-Drive In Light #29 East Enjoy a double feature in a fading part of Americana. Create some special family memories. Country Music Dance Hall Light #27 East Briar Bowl Bowling North of light #11 |
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SHOPS Cherry Shoppe 679-2188 870 S. Hwy., 27. Somerset. Handmade furniture just before Tradewind Shopping Center at light #9. Touched by An Angel 423-3434 Hwy. 27, Strip mall. Behind Carolyns Furniture off light #8 West. Little Gifts 561-9631 4092 Hwy. 90. Bronston. Turn left as you come off 790 from Woodson Bend. It's about 2-3 miles up on the left. Heritage Gift Shop Christian Gifts Light #9 East PineCone Primitives 677-1228 Old Monticello Road Somerset. By either getting off 27 at light #19 East or #11 East. Lots of unique gitfs Simply The Best 679-7229 North on 27 on the left between Big Blue Cafe. The Mole Hole Of Somerset 679-0170 15 Tradewinds Shopping Center. Light #6 East Somerset Shopping Center where Roses is. Victorian Gift Box 677-1280 4150 S. Highway 27. Somerset. Somerset Mall Light #23 East The Wood Shack 548-2518 North US. 27. Great selection of crafts and antiques etc. Before you get to Nicholsville about 45 minutes from Somerset. Amish products Take Hwy. 90 to Monticello go through the light (stay on 90 and go 3 miles.) It's on the right. Great homemade cinnamon Bread for French toast but go early. |
| SCENIC
AREAS General Burnside Island State Park 606-561-4104 Island park on Lake Cumberland. 10 minutes from Woodson Bend. 18-hole golf course. public pool. camping. picnicking, recreation. swimming pool. boat launching ramp. “Christmas Island” mid-November through January 1. Illuminated, animated scenes of the Holiday Season! Get there via a causeway at Burnside’s southern city limits. Natural Arch Beautiful natural bridge created by nature's wind and erosion. Located 30 minutes S of Somerset, Follow U.S. 27 S. turn W. on State Road 927. Hiking trails, picnic area, parking. Mill Springs Park Authentic old water mill with one of the largest overshot water wheels in the world on the banks of Lake Cumberland. Go W. on Hwy. 90 to State Road 1275. Watch corn meal being ground then purchase your corn freshly ground! Scenic Hiking Trails Natural Arch. Cumberland Falls, Yahoo Falls. Big South Fork. Beaver Creek Wilderness Overlook. and more! Lake Cumberland Fishing The 1,255 miles of shoreline provide great opportunities for fishing year round. The fish you will find in Lake Cumberland are: Largemouth and Small mouth Bass. KY spotted Bass, Rockfish (Striper), Walleye, Crappie, Bluegill, Catfish, Rainbow & Brown Trout Best fishing, skiing, boating, scenery in KENTUCKY! Commercial Docks Burnside 606-5614223 Lees Ford 606-636-6426 Conley Bottom 606-348-6351 Jamestown State Dock 502-343-2525 Most docks provide: Pontoons, jet skies, ski boats, house boat rentals Cumberland Falls State Park 606-528-4121 68-foot water fall 20 minutes from Somerset. Sightseeing, hiking, scenic overlooks and the only “moonbow” in the Western Hemisphere appears with some full moons. Call for schedule. Take Hwy. 27S. to Hwy. 90 E at Parker’s Lake. Big South Fork National Recreation Area 800-GO-ALONG Somerset is the northern gateway to the nation's newest recreation area. Locally know as the “Yellowstone of the East.” Big South Fork provides access to one of the most beautiful, unspoiled natural area in the Eastern United State. Enjoy hiking. a train ride into the wilderness, early mining communities, and the thrill of white water rafting and canoeing on the Big South Fork of the Cumberland River. Yahoo Falls A narrow stream drops more than 100 feet over a cliff into a deep revive in the Daniel Boon National Forest. A primitive area that offers a hiking experience. Picnic area available. Boat launching facilities. 40 minutes from Somerset. Travel S. on U.S. 27 turn Won State Road 700. Rugby Real cute British Historical Town with buildings & museums open to the public. Great Restaurant. Take Hwy. 27 So. past the turn to go to Cumberland Falls. Just a small Rugby sign on the right. It's about 45 minutes from Burnside. |
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AREAS HARRODSBURG Old Fort Harrod State Park S College St. (606) 734-3314. Replica of fort founded here in 1774 by James Harrod. Fort open open-round; Mansion Museum. with Kentucky history exhibits, closed December through February. Out door drama, "The New Legend of Daniel Boone" in summer. Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill 3500 Lexington Rd. (606) 734-5411. Largest restored Shaker Village in nation with 33 original l9th century buildings. Wonderful for lunch or dinner 2 setting; must have reservations. LAWRENCEBURG Wild Turkey Distillery (Boulevard Distillers and Importer, Inc.) 1525 Tyrone Rd. (502) 8394544. Site of bourbon-making for more than a century; distillery tours given weekdays. RICHMOND Bybee Pottery U.S. 52 between Richmond and Irvine. (606)-369-5350. Oldest potter' west of the Alleghenies. established in 1845. BARDSTOWN Stephen Foster Story BEREA About 40 miles south of Lexington. Home to Berea College. Student craft industries and the abundance of shops and galleries lave gained Berea the title of "Kentucky's Crafts Capital." Regional dining is available at the student-run Boone Tavern dining room. Men needs sport jacket (they'll provide them) no slacks for women. DANVILLE/PERRYVILLE AREA Constitution Square State Historic Site 105 E. Walnut St., Danville. (606) 239-7089. Monument to Kentucky's first Constitutional Convention, and reproductions of early post office, meeting house and jail. VERSAILLES/MIDWAY AREA Horse Farms Take U.S. 62 from Versailles to Midway for a scenic drive past Lane's End Farm (which has hosted President Bush and Queen Elizabeth II) and other famous farms. MT. VERNON Renfro Valley 800-765-7464 Grande Ole Oprey-type shows and dancing at the Barn Dance. Complete crafts village, general store. gift shops. and a Count,' Music museum. Regular week-end shows. |