Lighthouse Landing is located at the Northern Entrance
to
Land Between The Lakes. When the Cumberland and
Tennessee Rivers were impounded to create Kentucky Lake
and Lake Barkley, an inland peninsula was formed. In
1963, President John F. Kennedy designated the peninsula
Land Between The Lakes National Recreation Area.
Land Between The Lakes offers limitless outdoor
recreation with some unique opportunities for
environmental education and historic interpretation.
Nestled in western Kentucky and Tennessee, LBL hosts an
average of two million visitors each year who come from
all over the nation and more than 30 foreign countries.
With more than 170,000 acres and 300 miles of
undeveloped shoreline, you'll discover a wide range of
opportunities in LBL to create memories that will last a
lifetime. Enjoy the
Elk & Bison Prairie,
Golden Pond
Planetarium,
the Nature Station,
The Homeplace, Civil
War Sites, Mountain Biking & Cycling, Camping, Fishing,
Bird Watching, Hiking, Horseback Riding, Hunting and Off
Road Vehicle Trails.
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