Bluegrass Country & the Smoky Mountains:
Featuring Louisville, Lexington, Gatlinburg & Asheville
From Kentucky’s rich equestrian heritage to the breathtaking views of the Great Smoky Mountains and the artistic spirit of Asheville, this tour blends history, nature, and local flavor at every stop.
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SAMPLE ITINERARY:
Arrive in Louisville and settle in for a 2-night stay. Visit Churchill Downs and the Kentucky Derby Museum, explore historic Old Louisville, and choose between the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory or the Frazier History Museum. Enjoy a welcome dinner with your group.
Travel to Lexington with a stop at Buffalo Trace Distillery for a bourbon tasting. Explore horse country and visit local farms. Discover Berea’s artisan community and the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame, then enjoy a taste of local cuisine.
Journey through Daniel Boone National Forest to Gatlinburg. Spend time exploring the town or visiting Dollywood. The next day, tour Great Smoky Mountains National Park with scenic stops, a picnic lunch, and a visit to Cherokee’s Native American arts cooperative. End the day with a moonshine tasting.
Head to Asheville in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Enjoy free time to explore its vibrant food and arts scene. Tour the iconic Biltmore Estate and wrap up your trip with a farewell dinner.
Depart for home with unforgettable memories of the Southeast’s culture, landscapes, and charm.
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AAA Members save an extra $50 on their tour booking. Plus, this offer can be combined with other offers. Member Benefit savings applied at time of reservation.