Lake Cumberland Tourism

Agritourism

Bear Wallow Farm

Create memories and traditions with some down-home fun on the farm. Visit a 1900 Vintage Homeplace, feed the animals and enjoy the nature trails. Bear Wallow also offers a four-acre corn maze and hayrides to the pumpkin patch, where you can pick your own pumpkin. Open mid-September through October.

Cedar Creek Vineyards

A winery and vineyards located in eastern Pulaski County surrounded by beautiful vistas. Cedar Creek offers a variety of wines, ranging from dry to semi-sweet. Wine tasting available for wines made on-site.

Haney's Appledale Farm

This market, which began as a roadside fruit stand, has been passed down through five generations since the 1870s. Guests are invited to pick their own apples in season, or shop in the home-grown fruit market. Fried apple pies, jellies, preserves and local crafts also are available.

Sinking Valley Winery

Located in the forests of Cumberland Plateau in Sinking Valley, Sinking Valley Winery has wine tasting for wines made on-site. The winery and vineyard boasts the use of barrels crafted at East Bernstadt Cooperage by Ronnie Robinson. The barrels are constructed of white oak from the region to enhance flavor. Sinking Valley Winery offers concord wines in sweet, semi-sweet and dry varieties.  For your convenience, The Sinking Valley Winery has now opened a Tasting Room & Gift Shop at 6515 Highway 461.