Tucked away in Shelby County, Kentucky, just 20 minutes from Louisville, sits Simpsonville, which offers the perfect blend of small-town charm, farm-fresh experiences, and premier, designer shopping. Explore this hidden gem for a casual retreat near Louisville while you're in town for the Kentucky…
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ShelbyKY — Shelbyville, Simpsonville, and Shelby County, KY — is fondly known as Your Bourbon Destination® and the Saddlebred Capital of the World and is a treasure trove of experiences. From Kentucky bourbon tastings to horseback riding near Louisville, ShelbyKY offers iconic Kentucky adventures…
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As we look forward to ringing in the new year with friends, family, and loved ones, thoughts might turn to the many fun things you’ll do over the next 12 months. As you’re making plans for 2024, consider ShelbyKY for everything from horseback riding to bourbon tasting to culinary tours. Plus, enjoy…
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Nestled in the heart of Kentucky's Bluegrass region, ShelbyKY offers an abundance of natural beauty and opportunities for outdoor adventure. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, an avid hiker, or simply looking to unwind amidst scenic landscapes, charming ShelbyKY has something for everyone. Immerse…
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Summertime is in full swing, and the timing is perfect for traveling in Kentucky. When most people think about Kentucky, what usually comes to mind are horses and bourbon, and Shelby County, Kentucky – ShelbyKY – serves up the best of both. Add a large dose of country music superstar Luke Bryan and…
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What makes your visit to the rolling hills of Kentucky horse country — the American Saddlebred Capital of the World — even better? Touring the Kentucky Bourbon Trail® in Your Bourbon Destination! As you are turning the calendar to a brand-new year and planning vacations and weekend getaways in…
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Shelby County, Kentucky, is known internationally as the American Saddlebred Capital of the World®, home of the “Horse that America Made.” Rich in heritage and an important part of Shelby County history, the American Saddlebred, once known as the “Kentucky Saddler,” descended from riding-type horses…
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