Welcome to The Greater Fort Knox Region
While you are here for Raider Challenge, we hope you find time to explore Fort Knox and the surrounding region. Whether you want to enjoy the natural beauty of Kentucky, savor some our world-renowned bourbon or take in a piece of history, there are many opportunities to make your stay memorable.
RADCLIFF
Located right outside of Fort Knox’s main gate, Radcliff is known for its welcoming spirit and is home to one of the largest concentrations of military veterans in the state. From the natural beauty of Saunders Spring Nature Preserve to the southern hospitality of Boundary Oak Bourbon Distillery, to the rich history of General George Patton, Radcliff has something for everyone.
VINE GROVE
Mere minutes from the main gate is the charming small town of Vine Grove where you can grab lunch at an old-fashioned general store, relax at Optimist Park, or spend time shopping at the quaint stores on Main Street. With a population of 7,000 and growing, Vine Grove is a close-knit community, which is also known for hosting annual events like its Veterans Day Parade – one of the longest-running Veterans Day parades in the region. It is truly a community that prides itself on honoring those who serve.
MEADE COUNTY
Stunning views of the Ohio River, idyllic country settings and warm, welcoming neighbors make Meade County, Kentucky, a great place to visit. From world-class hiking trails to eclectic restaurants and concerts under the stars, Meade County welcomes visitors to explore a variety of entertainment options and more.
ELIZABETHTOWN
As the county seat of Hardin County, Elizabethtown is the regional hub for dining and shopping. There, you will find plenty of family-friendly activities, historical attractions, beautiful natural scenery, unique retailers, restaurants, and bars and so much more.
Bullitt County
On Fort Knox’s Northeastern boundary you’ll find Bullitt County. Located on I-65, and only 20 minutes south of downtown Louisville, here you’ll find various attractions, affordable lodging and dining options, and Bernheim Forest – boasting more than 16,000 acres of wildlife sanctuary and landscaped gardens.
