It’s National Bourbon Heritage Month–celebrating America’s only native spirit. So what better time to launch the newest book from the My Old Kentucky Road Trip team? Our friends at Barrel House Distilling in Lexington hosted the launch party for The State of Bourbon: Exploring the Spirit of Kentucky on September 1, and it was a blast!Continue reading “Launching ‘The State of Bourbon’”
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Total Eclipse of the Road Trip
The biggest celestial event of the century calls for a road trip, and a road trip calls for a playlist! Rock your eclipse trip with our hand-picked tunes to celebrate the sun, the moon, and the party that’s happening in Western Kentucky. Listen Here:
Road Trip Tips: Five Kentucky Road Trip Must Haves
It’s the best time of year for a road trip! We have a few road trip tips for you road warriors as you hit the road and soak up the late summer weather!
The My Old Kentucky Road Trip Bucket List – now updated with new stops!
We put together the ultimate bucket list of Kentucky road trip destinations.
Baby, it’s cold outside…drive safe!
The Essential MOKRT guide to keeping you and your trusted wheels safe on the road.
Who’s Afraid of Kentucky Weather?
When the weather outside is frightful, Kentucky is still delightful!
Coming Soon: My Old Kentucky Road Trip, THE BOOK!
We’re excited to announce our most exciting adventure yet: My Old Kentucky Road Trip is going to be a book! Featuring your favorite stops, brand new road trips and a few tall tales. Available for pre-order!
Kentucky (Tall) Tales: Oddly-Named Kentucky Towns
Possum Trot. Monkeys Eyebrow, 88. You’ll love these amazing town names across the state.
There’s Only One: Check out these uniquely-Kentucky destinations
There are so many things about Kentucky to love. Here are a handful of sights and destinations you’ll only see in the Bluegrass State.
A (Road) Trip Home to Lexington, Kentucky
We started this road trip because we’ve lived in Kentucky our whole lives and have barely scratched the surface of all there is to see and do. The same holds true for the city we grew up in. Cameron and I were born and raised in Lexington and while we personally consider ourselves experts onContinue reading “A (Road) Trip Home to Lexington, Kentucky”