Established 1792
Mount Sterling is full of unique attractions that will keep you entertained during your stay. Watch as candy is made at the iconic Ruth Hunt Candy Factory, or explore our many shops along our vibrant downtown streets.
Discover many unique shopping and dining options in downtown Mt. Sterling! Relax and enjoy a charming small town that looks a lot like it did when it was formed in 1792, but with a modern vibe. Historical markers will give you an interesting look back in time and the local merchants welcome visitors with friendly service.
Visit the Gateway Regional Arts Center in charming downtown Mt. Sterling to view the monthly art exhibit, enjoy a musical or theatrical performance and shop the Art Shop. Closed Sunday and Monday
Step back in time with the Historic Downtown Walking Tour starting from the History Museum located beside the Courthouse. The tour includes historical sites and beautifully restored buildings, some dating back to over 200 years.
Get a behind the scenes tour of the Ruth Hunt Candy Factory and watch as they make their famous “Blue Monday” pulled cream candy bars, the Woodford Reserve Bourbon Balls and many other creations. Free samples and a unique Kentucky Gift Shop.
Grow memories at Acorns. Golf the scenic 18 hole golf course located on the beautiful gently rolling Kentucky countryside- located inside the city limits of Mt. Sterling. Two restaurants will be opening soon. Acorns will offer a relaxed and intimate setting for weddings, as well as meeting space. New performance and event venue spaces will also be opening soon.
Take a breath of fresh country air on a beautiful farm at the Two Sisters Pumpkin Patch. This family fun attraction offers a large corn maze, a petting barn, a large selection of harvest decorations and so much more!
Catch the latest movie or take on family and friends in a game of bowling or arcade games at Tenth Frame Cinema and Sterling Lanes.
Drive into the iconic Judy Drive-In Theater and enjoy an attraction that has been entertaining visitors since 1952.
