The Bluegrass state has gorgeous scenery

Winter might slowly be creeping in, with many stores stocking up on their Christmas decorations. However, there’s still plenty of time left to explore the Bluegrass state and soak up all the autumn vibes while you can.

Kentucky has stellar landscapes that showcase some of the best fall foliage you can imagine. Here are three of the best locations to see fall colors before winter hits.

Red River Gorge

When you think of nature and wilderness in Kentucky, you probably think of Red River Gorge. It’s a staple for Kentuckians, and it should be on your fall bucket list.

Red River Gorge has dozens of trails that showcase fall foliage in all its glory.

Hike to the top of the Natural Bridge to experience breathtaking, panoramic views that feature all the reds, yellows, oranges and yellows you desire.

Big Bone Lick State Park

This Northern Kentucky state park gives visitors impressive fall colors, beautiful hiking trails, and bison!

Take a few hours to explore what this park has to offer: hiking, animal watching, exploring and education. Big Bone Lick has plenty of interactive experiences to learn more about the Ice Age, geology, and Kentucky natural history.

Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest

Located outside of Louisville is a nature wonderland. Bernheim Forest has some of the best fall colors in late October.

Take a walk on one of the many trails and enjoy the crisp shades of red and orange. On many trails, you may even spot maples, dogwoods, magnolias, conifers, cypresses, hollies and buckeyes.