Morehead is a wonderful city located in the state of Kentucky, United States. In fact, Morehead is the county seat of Rowan County. The city currently has an area of 9.3 square miles (24.0 square kilometers) and a population of more than 6,800 residents. Morehead was founded in 1856, although the area in which the city is now located was settled back in the 1770s. Nowadays, Morehead is considered to be the best tourist destination for visitors who want to enjoy great outdoor adventures.
Top Attractions within Morehead
Cave Run Lake is located in the south side of Morehead. Not only that the lovely lake offers some scenic views, being situated near Daniel Boone National Forest, but the entertainment options you will find here are quite amazing. Various fish and wildlife species can be seen here. The recreational options include swimming, boating, sailing, skiing, camping, but also hiking and jet skiing.
Claypool Young Art Gallery is a lovely art venue in Morehead. Here you will have the possibility to visit numerous art exhibits, including contemporary American art, but also works of international artists. Rowan County Arts Center and Kentucky Folk Arts Center are other great places to visit when being in the city, at least if you are an art lover.
Sheltowee Train County Club & Golf Course offers some spectacular views. The facility features a 9-hole regulation length golf course and there is no way you are not going to find your golfing experience in this spot as quite challenging. The views here are really beautiful. Well, fortunately Morehead is not only a place in which you will be able to enjoy all kind of outdoor experiences, but also a city filled with great golf courses. Here must be included Eagle Trace Golf Course, an 18-hole course, but also Sunny Brook Golf Course and Hickory Pointe Golf Course.
Rowan Historical Society Museum is the place to visit if you want to learn more about the history of the Morehead city, but not only. In this cultural venue you will find numerous great exhibits displaying the history of the entire area.
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