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All Kentucky Tours & Excursions in 2026

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LaTonya_M, Sept 2026
Amazing— must try!!
Jeffrey was absolutely amazing!! He was so knowledgeable and has a great sense of humor. We weren’t sure what to expect as people who haven’t been around horses, BUT it was the absolute best experience and we can't wait to bring our children. The rolling hills and beautiful properties were amazing!!
John_H, Sept 2026
Excellent tour
Nick and Rose were not just guides they knew everything about horses and all that goes with it. Nick was like an Encyclopedia of all things “horses.” Would go back and do this tour again. Every question answered and Nick’s personality was great and exciting. A great Ambassador for the industry and Lexington and State of Kentucky!!
Karen_K, Aug 2026
New Jersey Fans
So much more than people would think. Really well put together and so much to do! We arrived at 11 and stayed till cliosing. Learned so much about how it started and where the horses stay. Even how they are taken care of. Definitely want to come back to see a race!
Michael_R, Aug 2026
Awesome Food and History Tour
Excellent tour - focusing on both the history of Louisville (which, we learned is pretty much responsible for everything good in the U.S. including bourbon and beer cheese) and local cuisine. An informative and entertaining time with ample samples at several local hotspots. Anna, our tour guide was wonderful. We highly recommend as an intro to Louisville’s culinary culture.
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If your brain wants to automatically add either “derby” or “bourbon” after the word “Kentucky,” that’s understandable—the state is rightly famous for both. As such, there are dozens of Kentucky tours to horse farms so you can see the sleek thoroughbreds up close. You can also traverse the bourbon trail on tours that stop at some of Kentucky’s most famous distilleries. Other options include guided walks through historic Louisville, visits to the National Corvette Museum, or food-focused walks through Lexington.