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Hillbilly Days 2026 Brings Free Live Music to Downtown Pikeville, Plus The Marshall Tucker Band at Appalachian Wireless Arena
read more >>: Hillbilly Days 2026 Brings Free Live Music to Downtown Pikeville, Plus The Marshall Tucker Band at Appalachian Wireless ArenaHillbilly Days 2026 returns to Downtown Pikeville on April 16, 17, and 18, bringing three days of mountain tradition, festival fun, and free live music to the heart of the city. As one of Kentucky’s most beloved festivals, Hillbilly Days is known for its food, crafts, carnival rides, and family-friendly atmosphere, but the music is…
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Shocking History: What Really Started the Hatfield and McCoy Feud?
read more >>: Shocking History: What Really Started the Hatfield and McCoy Feud?Of all the feud-related topics one could explore concerning the Hatfield and McCoy Feud, what began the feud is perhaps the most controversial. Given that the history is tied to families that are very much present today, and very much emotionally connected to the story, this is a touchy subject that often comes up when…
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What to Expect at Hillbilly Days 2026: A Guide to Pikeville’s Most Iconic Festival
read more >>: What to Expect at Hillbilly Days 2026: A Guide to Pikeville’s Most Iconic FestivalGet your overalls ready and practice your hillbilly accent in front of the mirror, because Hillbilly Days is returning to downtown Pikeville from April 16–18, 2026! Known as “The Festival with a Heart,” this isn’t just one of the largest festivals in Kentucky; it’s a massive community effort that benefits the Shriners Children’s hospital. For…
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Getting Involved: Hatfield McCoy Historic Sites Need Your Help
read more >>: Getting Involved: Hatfield McCoy Historic Sites Need Your HelpAcross the mountains of Pike County, Kentucky, not all history is locked behind museum glass. It also lives in hollers, cemeteries, cabins, and quiet hillsides where the story of the Hatfield–McCoy feud unfolded more than a century ago. Sites such as the Hog Trail Cabin, the McCoy Homeplace and Well, the Hatfield family cemeteries, and…
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Things to Do in Pikeville-Pike County, KY This January
read more >>: Things to Do in Pikeville-Pike County, KY This JanuaryWinter Arts, Music, Creative Classes & Appalachian Culture January is one of the most rewarding times to visit Pikeville-Pike County, Kentucky. With fewer crowds and a relaxed winter pace, travelers can enjoy live music, creative workshops, arts programming, and authentic Appalachian culture without the hustle of peak tourist season. Whether you’re planning a cozy weekend…
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Pikeville–Pike County Tourism Presents to Interim Joint Committee: The Growing Value of the Hatfield–McCoy Feud Trail
read more >>: Pikeville–Pike County Tourism Presents to Interim Joint Committee: The Growing Value of the Hatfield–McCoy Feud TrailPikeville–Pike County, KY Tourism recently presented before the Kentucky State Interim Joint Committee on Tourism in Pike County, Kentucky. The presentation highlighted the tremendous growth of heritage tourism in our region and the importance of improving visitor navigation along the Hatfield–McCoy Feud Trail. The discussion focused on the surge in interest around feud sites, the…
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Pikeville-Pike County, KY Welcome Center
We are located in the Historic Pikeville Flatiron Building, (side elevator access, 3rd floor):
685 Hambley Blvd. Pikeville, Kentucky, 41501.
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Plan Your Eastern Kentucky Getaway
Hatfields & McCoys Feud Tour, Loretta Lynn’s Butcher Holler & More!
Hatfields & McCoys Feud Driving Tour
Go on an outdoor excursion into the Appalachian Mountains of Eastern Kentucky, where the Hatfields & McCoys called home. See the authentic sites where these famous feuding families lived and worked. Drink from Randall McCoy’s Well, get a photo on the porch of the Hog Trial Cabin, and see firsthand bullets that was fired in “the world’s most famous feud”.
Loretta Lynn’s Butcher Holler Tour
Tucked into the hills of Eastern Kentucky is Country Music’s hallowed ground, Butcher Holler, the childhood home of Loretta Lynn. Come and see Loretta Lynn’s humble beginnings, the place that shaped her into the Coal Miner’s Daughter and the sensation that captured America’s heart. A tour of Loretta Lynn’s Butcher Holler is just a short drive North of Pikeville, Kentucky.
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Request your FREE Pikeville-Pike County brochures and start planning your Eastern Kentucky adventure. Choose from guides covering local attractions, the Hatfields & McCoys Historic Feud Driving Tour, Hillbilly Days, group travel, outdoor recreation, and regional stops like Loretta Lynn’s Butcher Holler. Whether planning a weekend getaway, family trip, or motorcoach tour, our brochures make exploring easy.
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The Mountain Grrl Experience 2026
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