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Beautifully situated on the banks of the Ohio River, Augusta has been repeatedly recognized for its historical and cultural significance, as well as its nine miles of unobstructed, outstanding river views. Rich in history and blessed with an abundance of beautiful views, Augusta offers visitors plenty to enjoy.

Sips and Spirits
Nearby Bourbon Tastings and Wineries


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Augusta Distillery
(10 minute walk)

Before distilleries began springing up in central Kentucky, bourbon whiskey flowed right here in the original Bourbon County. Corn-based distillations from hilltop stills found their way down to the banks of Augusta in old oaken barrels, where they were loaded on flat bottom boats and distributed downstream to the west and south. While Augusta remains a charming small town, it has big bourbon ambitions. Join us for this interactive barrel tasting experience and tour. Our tasting leaders will guide you through a unique hands-on barrel experience, using a copper whiskey thief to taste a variety of bourbons straight from our barrels.
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Baker Bird Winery
(Augusta, 4 minute drive)

The Baker-Bird Winery is the most historic spirits site in America, with roots going back to the late 1700s. It features the country's largest and oldest wine cellar, built in the 1850s and still in use today. Now known for its bourbon barrel-aged wines and internationally awarded selections, the winery blends deep history with unique flavor. A National Historic Site and the only winery to survive a Civil War battle.
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The Old Pogue Distillery
(Maysville, 20 minute drive)

The Old Pogue Distillery in Maysville, KY carries on a bourbon legacy that began in 1876. Operating on the same historic land, fifth and sixth generation Pogues produce small-batch bourbon and rye using original family recipes. Rooted in one of Kentucky's earliest distilling regions, Old Pogue continues a proud tradition of craftsmanship and quality.

Paddle, Pedal, and Play
Outdoor adventures in Augusta


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Bracken Creek Horse and Hiking Trails
(Augusta, 10 minute drive)

Bracken Creek Horse and Hiking Trails offer 20 miles of scenic trails through wooded hills, lakes, and farmland in Augusta, KY. Open seasonally, the area is free for hiking and fishing, with two public lakes, Big Bass Lake (catch and release) and Beaver Lake (keepers allowed with a license). Horseback riding requires a pass, with daily and annual options. No motorized vehicles, bikes, or alcohol allowed; pets must be leashed. A peaceful outdoor spot for nature lovers and riders alike.
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EarthJOY TreeHouse Adventures
(Brooksville, 25 minute drive)

EarthJoy TreeHouse Adventures in Germantown, KY offers unique overnight stays and outdoor fun across 3 handcrafted treehouses, a converted school bus, and miles of trails. Each stay includes access to forest trails, with optional tree climbing add-ons. The Pete Treehouse, built by Pete Nelson, features a hammock hangout and indoor movie theatre. The Aliyah Treehouse stands tallest, with artistic touches and a swinging bridge. The Hickory Treehouse is perfect for younger kids, with a forest playground and climbing fun. The Skoolie Love Bus offers a cozy stay with a hot tub and outdoor movie setup. Great for families, couples, and small events with a laid-back, nature-loving vibe. Pets welcome.
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Sunset Point
(Augusta, 4 blocks away)

Sunset Point in Augusta, Kentucky, offers one of the region's most breathtaking views of the setting sun. Situated along the Ohio River, this spot provides an unobstructed panorama of the sky as it transforms into hues of purple, pink, and gold. The tranquil river setting, free from city lights, makes it a favorite for both locals and visitors seeking a peaceful end to their day.
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Thomas L. Appelman Memorial Park
(right out the front door!)

Thomas L. Appelman Memorial Park honors the longtime mayor who helped revitalize Augusta. Named after one of the city's most dedicated leaders, the park stands as a tribute to his lasting impact on the community and commitment to public service.
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Augusta Distillery Field
(15 minute walk)

Augusta Distillery Field is a local baseball field, offering a classic small-town setting for games and community events. A simple, open space where locals gather to play, watch, and enjoy the sport.
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Shack's Yaks
(Augusta, 15 minute walk)

Shack's Yaks offers easy, app-based kayak rentals right on Bracken Creek. Each rental includes a kayak, paddle, and lifejacket. It's a peaceful spot for paddling, wildlife watching, and fishing.
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The Augusta Pool
(1 block away)

The Augusta Pool is a local spot to cool off and relax during the warmer months. A simple community pool, it's great for swimming, sunning, and spending time with friends and family.
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Augusta Boat Ramp
(1 block away)

The Augusta River Park Boat Ramp provides access to both the Ohio River and Bracken Creek. It features a paved surface suitable for light trailerable recreational boats, multiple launch lanes, and parking for 26–50 vehicles. A launch fee is required.

History & Museums
Discover Augusta's Storied Past


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The Rosemary Clooney House in Augusta, KY honors the life and career of the legendary singer and actress in the home she lived in for over 20 years. The museum features personal items and exhibits from her films, music, and TV appearances. A must-visit for fans and anyone curious about this iconic star's small-town roots.
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The Augusta Historic Jail, built in 1811, stands on land donated by Revolutionary War veteran Captain Phillip Buckner. Once part of Augusta's early civic center, the jail holds deep historical significance, especially for its connection to the Underground Railroad. Though a place of confinement, it also marks a complex chapter in the region's fight for freedom and justice.
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The Walcott Covered Bridge
(Brooksville, 12 minute drive)

The Walcott Covered Bridge spans Locust Creek in Bracken County, KY. Originally part of KY Highway 1159, it was bypassed in 1954 and later rebuilt in 2002 after flood damage. Built with a mix of Queen and King post trusses, the 75-foot white wooden bridge is fully enclosed and rests on stone abutments. Beyond its structure, it reflects a bygone era when covered designs helped protect bridges and calmed horses crossing over water.

Charming Finds
Local Shops, Artisans, and Hidden Boutiques


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Small Town Gift Shop
(3 blocks away)

Small Town Gift Shop offers a mix of unique and handmade items for all ages, from kitchen goods to baby gifts and more. It's a cozy spot full of charm, featuring a year-round Christmas room that keeps the holiday spirit alive no matter the season.
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Rosie's Antique Emporium offers a diverse collection of fine and decorative arts from the 19th to 21st centuries, along with American Indian, tribal, ethnographic, and Americana art. The shop also features antique and vintage clothing, jewelry, textiles, toys, and a wide variety of collectibles. A must-visit for treasure hunters and history lovers.
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The Augusta General Store Gift Shop features a mix of antiques and unique finds downstairs. It's a charming stop for one-of-a-kind gifts, collectibles, and vintage pieces with local character.
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The Tabletop Traditions Gift Shop, located alongside the restaurant, offers a selection of thoughtful, locally inspired items. Reflecting the same community-focused values as the kitchen, it's a cozy spot to browse for simple gifts and handmade goods with local charm.
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Nina's
(1 block away)

Nina's, established in 2005 and located on Main Street in Augusta, KY, is a local shop specializing in antiques and collectibles. With a variety of vintage finds and unique pieces, it's a great spot for those who appreciate timeless treasures and historic charm.
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Amy's Blue Daisy
(1 block away)

Amy's Blue Daisy is a local, family-owned full-service florist and gift shop. Along with fresh floral arrangements, they offer a variety of personalized items like custom mugs and more. perfect for thoughtful gifts and special occasions.
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Augusta Art Guild
(1 block away)

The Augusta Art Guild, founded in 1999, is a community-based nonprofit dedicated to promoting the arts in Augusta, KY. Located at 116 Main Street, the Guild hosts exhibits, concerts, workshops, and events to connect people through creativity. Open to all, it's a welcoming space for artists and art lovers alike.
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Hand Me Down Thrift Boutique is a women's thrift store offering boutique-style clothing and accessories at affordable prices. It's a great spot to find stylish, gently used pieces without breaking the bank.

Handy Stops & General Stores
Groceries, Essentials & Local Staples


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K's IGA
(8 minute walk)

K's IGA is a locally owned and operated grocery store serving the Augusta community with hometown pride. More than just a place to shop, it's a reliable spot for everyday essentials and friendly service.
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Miller Lumber
(10 minute walk)

Miller Lumber Company has been serving Augusta, KY for over 150 years as a trusted, family-owned business. Now in its third generation, the company offers top-quality building materials and expert service backed by decades of experience. Whether you're a contractor or a DIYer, Miller Lumber is committed to helping your project succeed.
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Bradford's Home Mart
(12 minute walk)

Bradford's Home Mart has been a family-owned hardware store since 1946, proudly serving Bracken and Mason counties. Known for friendly service and a wide range of hardware and home goods, it's a trusted stop for locals in Augusta and surrounding areas.
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R's Liquor & More
(Augusta, 5 minute drive)

R's Liquor & More is a small-town liquor store offering more than just spirits. Alongside bourbon, whiskey, beer, and mixers, you'll find snacks, candy, sodas, live bait, and fishing supplies.