Things to Do around Frankfort

Frankfort primarily offers opportunities for Road cycling. The region also features routes for hiking. There are a total of 7 routes available on komoot for these activities.

Frankfort offers 5 road cycling routes that navigate rolling hills and scenic river valleys through Bluegrass country. Cyclists can explore these options through the Road Cycling Routes around Frankfort guide.

The Frankfort region provides road cycling routes suitable for various fitness levels. Options include easier, mostly paved surfaces, allowing cyclists to enjoy the rolling hills without excessive elevation changes.

Road cycling routes in Frankfort often feature views of the Kentucky River and pass through landscapes characterized by rolling hills, green pastures, and stone fences. These routes showcase the natural beauty of the Bluegrass region.

Frankfort has 7 routes listed on komoot, with 19 visitors having explored the area. The available routes have an average rating of 3.0 out of 5 stars.

Komoot offers a specific guide for the region titled Road Cycling Routes around Frankfort. This guide details various options for exploring the area on two wheels.

Frankfort and the broader Central Kentucky area offer routes with significant elevation changes, catering to more advanced cyclists. These routes provide a challenging experience through the region's rolling topography.

The official travel guide for Frankfort, Kentucky, is "Visit Frankfort." The city's official website is frankfort.ky.gov.

The Frankfort Tourist and Convention Commission and Visitor Center can be reached at 502-875-8687. The Kentucky Department of Tourism also provides a Frankfort phone number at 502-564-4930 or 800-225-8747.

Frankfort is known as "Kentucky Distilled," blending the state's natural charm, beauty, and bourbon industry with its historical and cultural significance as the state capital. The active cycling community and diverse routes contribute to its appeal.

While primarily known for road cycling, Frankfort also offers routes for hiking. Areas like Cove Spring Park & Nature Preserve and Leslie Morris Park at Fort Hill provide natural settings for walking and nature observation.