20 Spots In Kentucky That Will Drop Your Frozen Jaw This Winter
Jenn Shockley
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Most people love to look at Kentucky’s jaw-dropping nature spots. Our state is blessed with the most magnificent places to appreciate scenic beauty imaginable from border to border. No matter what area of the Bluegrass State you wander across, you are guaranteed to see absolutely breathtaking scenes at some point from our rolling hills to our thick forests. We might have inconsistent weather and allergies, but when we gaze upon our state’s natural beauty, it makes any potential negative seem 100% obsolete. Even winter in Kentucky takes on an air of magic that will make anyone fall in love with the state.
Here are 20 spots in Kentucky that will drop your frozen jaw this winter:
1. Marshall County
2. Corbin
Take a look at this stunning drone video of snow in Corbin, Kentucky by @BenChilders:
3. Nolin River Lake in Bee Spring
4. John James Audubon State Park
5. Carter Caves
Take a look at this video of Cater Cave State Park by @KentuckyStateParks:
6. Shanty Hollow Lake
7. Carlisle
8. Hancock County
9. Hatfield
10. Livingston County
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11. Maceo
12. Monticello
Take a look at this aerial footage of snow in Monticello by @wcianews4108:
13 Jefferson County
14. Lake Barkley
15. Madisonville City Park
16. Wilderness Trail from Brush/Cumberland Mountain
Take a look at this video of Cumberland Mountain covered in snow by @bigcountry425:
17. Mt. Washington
18. Mayfield
19. Winter tree
20. Hancock County sunrise
People tend to say a lot of things about Kentucky. However, one thing you just don’t hear is that Kentucky is not beautiful. Why? Well, because that would be a horrific lie. These winter in Kentucky pictures are of jaw-dropping spots around the state and are most assuredly proof of that. The best part is that these were ALL taken by Kentuckians, which is likely why there is so much love in each image. I’d like to say a big thank you to all the photographers and encourage you all to continue posting your beautiful images on the Only in Kentucky page comments. I know it’s a hard choice, but which of the above was your favorite scene? Let us know!
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Winter In Kentucky
What is winter in Kentucky like?
Winter in Kentucky is like any other cold-weather state. It gets its fair share of blizzards and winter storms throughout the season along with heavy snowfall. If you’re someone who enjoys seeing snow, Kentucky is a great place! Average temperatures are around 40 degrees Fahrenheit for a high and 20 degrees Fahrenheit for a low. So, bundle up!
What are some of the best things to do in winter in Kentucky?
Winter is a great time in the Bluegrass State. In fact, there are many amazing things to do! Check out some of the best things to do in winter in Kentucky:
- If you enjoy hiking no matter the weather, how about hitting the trails this winter? While you must be prepared with proper footwear, wear plenty of warm layers, and carry a backpack with other essential cold-weather items, it’s worth it for the peace and quiet on the trails. Take a look at some of the best winter hikes in Kentucky.
- Grab a pair of ice skates and hit an outdoor rink like SoKY Ice Rink in Bowling Green.
- Explore one of the state’s stunning state parks that turn into winter wonderlands this time of year.
Check out more of the best things to do in winter in Kentucky.