At Kentucky State Parks’ resort, recreational and historic parks, vacations are always ready-made but never one-size-fits-all. Swing an iron, drop a line, stroke a paddle, sun, swim — what’s your whim? See a show or hear live music under the stars. Take a clifftop hike and look out high above the trees. Greenup’s Dragonfly Outdoor Adventures is an all-in-one vacation destination in Kentucky Appalachia, from cabin rentals and tent camping to kayak excursions on Little Sandy River and Grayson Lake to food truck dining to special workshops and events. Nearby, visit Dragonfly Outdoor Café at Eridanus Brewing in Russell. With private treehouses, secret “sit spots,” miles of trails, guided tree climbs, stargazing, hammocks for lazing and games of “chutes and ladders” on 150-foot-long slide tunnels, Brooksville’s EarthJoy Treehouse Adventures has “chill” written all over it. Oh, and you can follow the Hobbit Trail in search of miniature hobbit houses hidden in the trees. SCAN THE QR CODE FOR MORE OUTDOOR EXPERIENCES. Solar Eclipse Path to Totality and Dark Sky Viewing April 8, 2024: A solar eclipse casts its shadow on parts of Kentucky. Find the path to totality in southwestern Kentucky, including the Great River Road region, Paducah and Henderson, and deep partial in Murray, Hopkinsville, Bowling Green, Mammoth Cave and Horse Cave. Wish I May, Wish I Might Star light, star bright — oh, the stars you’ll see in Kentucky, from Mammoth Cave National Park, a certified International Dark Sky Park, to dark sky viewing at Daniel Boone National Forest, Buckhorn Lake State Resort Park and Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area. Catch Night Sky programs in May and October at Abraham Lincoln’s Boyhood Home at Knob Creek in Hodgenville. 16 #TravelKY