Take to the water with boating options like pedal boats, rowboats, canoes, and kayaks, available seasonally.

The town was named Kentucky’s first Trail Town due to hiking and horse riding trails in the area. Horseback riders can access a 1.25-mile trail connecting to the 40+ miles of horseback riding trails in Pennyrile State Forest.

Lake Beshear in Western Kentucky beckons with its serene beauty and recreational offerings. The lake spans across acres of tranquil waters, offering opportunities for boating, fishing, and lakeside strolls. Anglers can cast their lines in pursuit of a variety of fish species. The shoreline is dotted with scenic spots for picnics and camping, creating perfect moments for relaxation and reflection. Whether you're seeking a quiet retreat or an active day on the water, Lake Beshear embodies the charm of Western Kentucky, inviting visitors to bask in the natural splendor of the region.

Experience a diverse range of recreational activities in our scenic locale. Engage in friendly competition on our basketball/tennis court, our 18 hole golf course, or miniature golf. Go swimming pool or beach front. Venture on our horseback riding, walking and bike trails… and much, much more!

8 miles of Mountain biking trails (or include new plans for biking trails)

Indulge your palate in the heartwarming delights one of our local culinary gems, like Ms. Becky’s Place—a cherished home cooking restaurant renowned for its delectable array of pies/cakes and authentic Southern cuisine. Step into a haven where every dish is crafted with a touch of love and generations-old recipes steeped in the rich traditions of Southern cooking. Her kitchen is a testament to the art of homemade goodness, serving up comforting favorites that resonate with the flavors of home.

Fishing enthusiasts can try their luck at catching Bluegill, Channel Catfish, Crappie, and Largemouth Bass in Pennyrile Lake. Need fishing equipment? You can rent from a variety of local spots!

Discover the allure of a partially developed, privately-owned crag—the hidden gem that holds the promise of numerous future routes. These cliffs, standing at approximately 150 feet high in certain areas, currently showcase a dozen sport and trad routes ranging from 5.6 to 5.12. From overhanging pocket walls to edgy smear slabs and challenging hand/finger cracks, the diversity of climbing experiences is unmatched. The optimal climbing season spans from autumn through spring, providing ideal conditions for enthusiasts. Recent efforts in route development have expanded the crag's offerings, with a wealth of new routes waiting to be explored—making it a must-visit destination for climbers seeking both challenge and adventure.