Located Between Tennessee and Kentucky

Kentucky Lake, as a result of the Kentucky Dam, makes up one of the largest manmade lakes in the United States. The lake extends across the western tip of Kentucky and nearly the entire width of Tennessee.

Local towns include Benton and Grand Rivers, with Nashville only 100 miles away.

Miles of Clear Water and Rolling Hills

Kentucky Lake was built by the Tennessee Valley Authority Valley after the creation of the Kentucky Dam which backs up the Tennessee River.

Covering almost 160,300 acres and over 2,000 miles of shoreline, Kentucky Lake is known for its beautiful water, many coves and scenic views.

A Park for Everyone

Said to have over 17 million visitors a year, Kentucky Lake is home to 4 state parks, 48 public access parks, the Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge, the Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area as well as over 90 commercial recreation areas.

Common activities include boating, water skiing, canoeing, fishing, swimming, and hiking around the lake.

Year-Round Lake Parades, Cruises and Celebration

Annual events like the Memorial Boat Parade and the Independence Day Celebration are a must whether you're looking for family fun or a date night destination.

Various bike races, lake cruises, arts festivals and musical performances are also offered throughout the year.

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