Things To Do In New Albany
Huber's Orchard & Winery
Winery Tour Package for Four or Eight at Huber's Orchard & Winery (Up to 70% Off)
Winery with roots that stretch back to 1843 features a blend of modern equipment and old-world techniques
Borden
$99 $30
Distillery Tour, Spirits Tasting, and Pizza: Starlight Distillery at Huber's Orchard & Winery (50% Off)
Starlight Distillery
Borden
$50
$25
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Six Weeks of Kids' Classes with Free Uniform at PRO Martial Arts (Up to 69% Off). Two Options Available.
PRO Martial Arts
New Albany
$209
$65
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$20 Worth of Pottery Painting, or Pottery Painting Class for One, Two, or Four at Earth & Fire (Up to 51% Off)
Earth & Fire
New Albany
$20
$12
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$16 for $65 Worth of Dance Lessons — Motion Studio
Motion Studio Louisville
New Albany
$65
$16
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9 or 18 Holes of Golf with Pull Cart Rental for One or Two at Cherry Valley Golf Course (Up to 46% Off)
Cherry Valley Golf Course
New Albany
$13
$7
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Inside the water vessel of choice, you'll paddle down the beautiful, clean Blue River and take in an eyeful of wooded hills, limestone bluffs, and friendly forest critters for approximately two to four hours of natural wonderment. The river is a Class 1 stream, so it provides wetventures for beginners, families, and groups. Cave County Canoes is equipped and experienced in providing unparalleled water excursions. Channel your inner water-Lance Armstrong as you fearlessly paddle past a bevy of possible animals including otters, blue herons, and hellbenders, the continent's largest salamander, in your boat built for one or two.
The Range
- 5-stand on a trap field with high and low house skeet traps
- Four trap fields, three of which have lights
- Challenging, 12-station sporting-clays course
At a Glance
Along its eponymous creek's scenic banks, Indian Creek Shooting Center's facility has a storied history. In 1977, John Sharp and John Seitz established the business with four trap fields, which eventually grew to include a sporting-clays course, skeet field, and 5-stand field. Now owned by the next generation of the Seitz clan, the ranges host competitions and daylong excursions by drop-in guests as well as members, who benefit from discounts on shooting, supplies, and use of a stocked fishing lake. A 4,000-square-foot clubhouse with kitchen facilities hosts events, such as regular archery and skeet tournaments, and a pro shop provides several gauges of shotgun ammunition.
Composed of seven par 3s and two par 4s each no longer than 265 yards, the nine holes of Cherry Valley Golf Course present both the beginning and seasoned golfer with low-stress opportunities for improvement. Players zip around the 1,584-yard stretch aboard 2006-model Club Car Precedent golf carts?a far cry from the options available when the course was built in 1932 and players had to rely on zeppelins for transport. Gerald Mason has served as the head professional since he bought the course in 2001, helping players overcome game hurdles through one-on-one lessons.
Course at a Glance: * 9-hole, par 29 course * Total length of 1,584 yards from the back tees * Three sets of tees per hole * Scorecard
Back in 2001, Starlight Distillery at Huber?s Orchard & Winery started producing brandies, grappa, and infusions. The distillery features a newly built 12,0000-square-foot stillhouse that has enabled them to triple the production of spirits and expand their catalogue of bourbon, vodka, gin, rum, and whiskey. Customer favorites include Applejack and Blueberry Port spirits.
Discovered in 1883, Marengo Cave, a U.S. National Natural Landmark, is located roughly an hour from Louisville and is open 363 days a year. Showcasing eye-catching speleothems (cave deposits), visitors can browse a wide variety of soda straws, stalactites, flowstones, and draperies. The combo tour melds together a 70-minute Dripstone Trail Tour that’s one mile in length, as well as a 40-minute Crystal Palace Tour that guides groups past eye-catching flowstone deposits. Embark on an exciting mini-journey into the earth’s depths without ending up at its core.