Glasgow-Barren County
Kentucky

Recreation

Our most recent articles tagged 'Recreation'

A Coaching Career Above Par

Mike Harris, who led girls golf team to victory, steps down after 22 years.

Private and Public Golf Courses Offer Science and Challenging Rounds

With a name celebrating its Scottish heritage, it’s probably par for the course that Glasgow boasts numerous courses on which to play that most Scottish of games – golf.

Barren County’s Hills, Hollows and Water Entice People Outdoors

When it comes to tourism, Mammoth Cave is the crown jewel of what south-central Kentucky offers.

Dinosaur World Combines Learning and Fun

If you see a 40-foot tyrannosaurus rex on the side of Interstate 65, you are nearing Dinosaur World in Cave City

Two New Fields Are Planned for Glasgow-Barren County Soccer Complex

It has not been easy‚ but now plenty of people are getting a kick out of the Glasgow-Barren County Soccer Complex.

Mother Nature Has Been Good to Barren County

The longest cave in the world is found here‚ and so is one of the most scenic state parks in all of Kentucky.

Barren County’s City and State Parks Appeal to People of All Ages

Deborah Jones began working for the Glasgow Recreation Department on a seasonal basis while attending Barren County High School.

Golfers Find Great Value in Barren County Courses

Whether at the scenic Barren River Lake State Resort Park Golf Course in Lucas‚ or at the maturing Fox Hollow Golf Club in Glasgow‚ golfers of all ages and experience can find good play‚ and at rates that will not break the bank.

Barren River Lake and Others Attract Eco-Tourists

When Diamond Caverns‚ a stunning‚ yet eerily cathedral-like cave was accidentally discovered by a young slave in 1859‚ visitors were already making pilgrimages to the area by railway to see another natural wonder‚ Mammoth Caves‚ the most extensive system of natural underground passages on earth.