The Quiet Fishing Town In Kentucky That Seems Frozen In Time
Rachel Shulhafer
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Grand Rivers is a quaint Kentucky town of about 382 people and is one of the most charming small towns in Kentucky. Known as “the Village Between the Lakes,” the peninsula that makes up Grand Rivers is surrounded by Kentucky Lake and the Cumberland River before it drains into Lake Barkley. It’s also just north of the Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area.
The area around Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley, including Grand Rivers, has a reputation for having some of the best fishing spots in the state. Grand Rivers, being one of the better fishing towns in Kentucky, has a charm to it that makes you feel like time has come to a halt. Grab your fishing pole and tackle box, find a serene spot, and enjoy the slow pace of one of the most lovely and quiet towns in Kentucky.
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Have you ever been to Grand Rivers, Kentucky? People may not automatically think of fishing when they hear about Kentucky, but there are some great places to cast a line.
Where are some other good fishing spots in the Bluegrass State? Let us know in the comments. If you’re looking for more places to get away from it all, check out these quiet places in Kentucky.
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The Best Small Towns In Kentucky
What are the most charming small towns in Kentucky?
The most charming small towns in Kentucky include:
- Rabbit Hash. This lovely little town’s general store has been the community center ever since 1831.
- Paducah. An artsy town with all kinds of festivals and events happening year-round. A great place for creatives.
- Berea. The artistic heart of Kentucky with several galleries, whimsical shops, and some great hiking trails.
- Horse Cave. You’ll find the namesake cave right in the middle of town and the tours are a lot of fun!
Learn more about the most charming small towns in Kentucky.
What are the most peaceful small towns in Kentucky?
The most peaceful small towns in Kentucky include:
- Bardstown. USA Today called it “The Most Beautiful Small Town In America.” It’s also gorgeous and quiet.
- Stearns. Located in the Daniel Boone National Forest, this is a beautiful and serene place with so much natural beauty.
- Bloomfield. A little country town with several wonderful wineries and farms surrounding it. A perfect place to relax.
- Wilmore. This is where you’ll find the Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill as well as a hefty helping of country charm.
Discover more of the most peaceful small towns in Kentucky.
What are the most historic towns in Kentucky?
The most historic towns in Kentucky include:
- Harrodsburg. The first English settlement west of the Allegheny Mountains was established in 1774.
- Ashland. Gradually formed as smaller settlements grew, the town became officially established in 1856.
- Monticello. Calling itself “The Houseboat Capital of the World,” this historic town has a preserved cabin that belonged to John Smith.
- Shepherdsville. There are 15,000-year-old remnants of Native American history here as well as some lovely mineral springs.
Find out more about the most historic towns in Kentucky.