Our Louisville and Mammoth Cave Educational Tour focuses on earth science, as well as the culture and history of the American South. These student tours offer experience at enriching destinations.

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The Louisville Slugger Factory and Museum

The Louisville Slugger Factory is a must-visit for baseball enthusiasts. The museum offers an engaging look at the history of the iconic bat and its impact on the game. Visitors can take guided tours of the factory to see how the bats are made, exploring interactive exhibits, and even hold bats used by legendary players.

Mammoth Cave National Park

Fascinating for both students and educators, the Mammoth Cave National Park is home to the longest cave system in the world. The park offers guided tours showcasing stunning formations and underground rivers, providing an education on geology and ecosystems.

Mega Caverns

This unique underground attraction is home to a host of activities, including zip-lining, mountain biking trails, and even a themed haunted house during Halloween.

The Belle of Louisville Paddle-Wheeler

The Belle of Louisville is a historic paddle-wheeler, where students can learn and explore along the Ohio River. As a National Historic Landmark, it provides engaging programs for students that highlight the region's history and ecology.

Joe Huber Family Farm

Visitors to the Joe Huber Family Farm can enjoy picking seasonal fruits, exploring the petting zoo, and participating in a variety of seasonal events.

Churchill Downs and Kentucky Derby Museum

Churchill Downs is an iconic racetrack, famous for hosting the legendary Kentucky Derby horse race. The Kentucky Derby Museum offers an immersive experience, featuring interactive exhibits and guided tours that delve into the history of the Derby as well as the art of horse racing.

The Falls of Ohio

A stunning natural site located just outside of Louisville, The Falls of Ohio is a known for breathtaking views and its rich geological history. This site is home to one of the largest exposed fossil beds in North America, with unique interactive exhibits to teach students about paleontology and environmental science.