About Kentucky Kentucky is located in east central United States, bordering Ohio, West Virginia, Virginia, Tennessee, Missouri, Illinois, and Indiana, with the capital being Frankfort and Lexington the biggest city. Kentucky holds historical importance as the birthplace of Abraham Lincoln. Called 'Horse Capital of the World', Kentucky also offers many natural attractions and outdoor activities. Guests at Kentucky vacation rentals can take part in recreational opportunities at Lake Cumberland. From boating to fishing and camping, Kentucky is a wonderful place for families to gather and spend time.
Lake Cumberland is the third largest lake in Kentucky. At more than 35,000 acres, Lake Cumberland is the largest lake in Kentucky. Boating areas and accommodations are available in the surrounding Lake Cumberland cities of Burnside, Jamestown, Monticello, Russell Springs, and Somerset. The Bluegrass Region of Kentucky is known for its 450 thoroughbred farms, racetracks, horses, a world class park, as well as history and culture. The Bowling Green region of Kentucky has a number of caves and caverns as well as the world's longest explored cave system at Mammoth Cave National Park. The Green and Nolin Rivers also reside here. Don’t forget to check out the Corvette Museum in Bowling Green. The Corvette is America's original sports car, as well as the most popular. Daniel Boone Country is where you'll find the Daniel Boone National Forest. The Cumberland Gap on the Virginia border is a sight to behold, as are the canyons of the Red River Gorge, and the sandstone arches of Natural Bridge. Dale Hollow Lake, Rough River Lake, and Somerset are the other vacation destinations in Kentucky.
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