Link to Kentucky Atlas

Here is a another great book about Kentucky. Check out the description

Book Description
Rely on the Kentucky Atlas & Gazetteer for the utmost in trip planning and backcountry access. Contains topographic maps with unbeatable detail, plus gazetteer information on great places to go and things to do. Scale equals 1:182,000 or 1″=2.9 miles. Contour Interval 60′ or 120′, depending on terrain. Each page covers 29.7 miles x 40.2 miles and includes GPS Grids and tick marks. 49 pages of maps, with 64 total pages. Gazetteer categories include Attractions, Biking, Campgrounds, Covered bridges, Fishing, Hiking, Historic sites, Hunting, National lands, Paddling, Scenic drives, State lands, Unique natural features, and Wildlife viewing.

Link to Scenic Driving Kentucky

Are you wanting to know more about Kentucky? Do you like to get out and see the sites? Check this out.
Here is a great book too check out if you are into the good ole “Sunday drive”.
The book outlines several scenic byways of Kentucky’s backroads. Here is a descrption.

Book Description
Scenic Driving Kentucky accompanies you on 37 drives through some of the most beautiful scenery in the United States. From Totz to Firebrick and Rabbit Hash to Monkey’s Eyebrow, you will see the magnificent horse barns in the Bluegrass country, covered bridges, and the rugged beauty of Red River Gorge. In the Eastern mountains travel the Country Music Highway, visit Grayson and Paintsville Lakes, and take in the beautiful mountain scenery along Kentucky 32 between Louisa and Morehead. In addition to the scenery, you will read about the blue people of Troublesome Creek, the real inventor of radio, the mummies of Mammoth Cave, the tortuous journeys of Mary Ingles and Jenny Wiley, and much, much more. This FalconGuide provides comprehensive route descriptions, including travel information on local services, best seasons to travel, historic sites, parks, preserves, and more. So pack up the car, grab your camera and Scenic Driving Kentucky, and explore the land of Daniel Boone and Colonel Sanders.