Tours are back. Safe and sound. 

Our campus is open for tours! Tickets are available below. Here’s how we’re taking health precautions, to keep you safe:

Safe Distance

Our tour schedules are staggered and limited to headcounts that comply with safe, easy social distancing. We have suspended tastings through July.

Employee Health

Our first priority and focus is our team members’ health. We are family and if we aren’t healthy, we can’t serve our guests. We’re wearing masks at all times, and are staying at home if any symptoms are shown or if there is any risk whatsoever.

Cleanliness

Our team routinely cleans and disinfects all areas of our tour areas, bathrooms, common areas, gift shop, and shared electronic equipment.

Guest’s Health

If anyone in your group is feeling unwell, has been in contact with a person who has tested positive for COVID-19 or is displaying symptoms including fever, cough or shortness of breath, please contact us to reschedule your tour, free of charge.

Let’s get out there!

 

Wilderness Trail joins the Kentucky Bourbon Trail

Wilderness Trail, one of the founding distillery destinations on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail Craft TourⓇ, has advanced to join the Kentucky Bourbon Trail® adventure, becoming the 18th stop on the world-famous journey that showcases America’s only native spirit.

“We are very excited to be joining the Kentucky Bourbon Trail® after years on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail Craft Tour® for both our growth as well as the impact to our community,” said Shane Baker, co-owner and Master Distiller. Dr. Pat Heist is the other distillery owner.

Baker says, “We excel in offering a unique experience and educational perspective of the Bourbon-making process by focusing on the science in making Bourbon while maintaining a traditional Bourbon distillery process across our 163-acre campus in historic Danville, the birthplace of Kentucky.”

Jennifer Kirchner, Executive Director of Destination Danville, looks forward to the anticipated increase in tourism.
“Wilderness Trail Distillery has been an incredible asset to Boyle County,”. In addition to their significant contributions to our local economy in agriculture, industry, and technology, they have helped us to build a robust tourism footprint.
“If you love Bourbon and you love Kentucky, then you will love Danville.”

Coupled with Danville’s small-town charm and history, Wilderness Trail will be a welcome addition that highlights the spectrum of the state’s different distillery sizes and approaches, said
Adam Johnson, Senior Director of the KDA’s Kentucky Bourbon Trail® program.

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