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Revision as of 08:10, 9 September 2024
Kentucky Lake is in the Western Waterlands of Kentucky and the West Tennessee region of Tennessee.
Contents
- 1 Kentucky Lake Halal Travel Guide
- 2 Cities and towns
- 3 Travel to Kentucky Lake
- 4 Fees and permits
- 5 How to get around in Kentucky Lake
- 6 What to see in Kentucky Lake
- 7 Top Muslim Travel Tips for Kentucky Lake
- 8 Stay Safe
- 9 News & References Kentucky Lake
- 10 Explore more Halal friendly Destinations from Kentucky Lake
Kentucky Lake Halal Travel Guide
Kentucky Lake was built during World War II by the Tennessee Valley Authority to generate electricity, to control flooding on the Tennessee River and create a recreational paradise.
Cities and towns
- Benton (Kentucky) | Benton
- Aurora (Kentucky) | Aurora
- Calvert City
- Grand Rivers
- Gilbertsville
- Murray (Kentucky) | Murray
- Paris (Tennessee) | Paris
Travel to Kentucky Lake
There are four major routes providing access to the lake. I-24 and US 62 provide access to the north. US 68 runs through the central part of Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area and US 79 provides access to the south.
Fees and permits
How to get around in Kentucky Lake
What to see in Kentucky Lake
Top Muslim Travel Tips for Kentucky Lake
With 160,000 acres (64,000 ha) of water and 2,380 miles (4,000 kilometers) of shoreline you can fish, ski, tube, kayak, sail, jet ski, drag race, and relax on the lake. Kentucky Lake is the second largest man-made lake in the U.S. and the area offers a variety of restaurants, many antique stores, go-cart riding, championship golf courses, miniature golf courses, biking, hiking, nature viewing, music shows, and festivals. Fish for catfish, crappie, bluegill, white bass, sauger, stripers, and large and smallmouth bass, or enjoy hunting throughout the area.
Stay Safe
News & References Kentucky Lake
Explore more Halal friendly Destinations from Kentucky Lake
- Kenlake State Resort Park
- Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area
- Lake Barkley
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