2019 Bale Trail
Explore Todd County by wandering through the rural countryside to view creative bale sculptures across beautiful Todd County, Kentucky! The Todd County Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring the Bale Trail Across Todd County to encourage people to Explore Todd County!
Download and Print Todd Co Bale Trail Map 2019
Congratulations to the 2018 Winners!
Most Creative Display Winners
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- 1st Place: “Somewhere Over the Bale Trail” by Crystal Watts, with assistance from the entire subdivision at Stone Mill on Davis Mill Road
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- 2nd Place: “American HAY’seed’ Music” by Wanda Johnston & the Kirkmansville Community
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- 3rd Place: “Hap’HAY’ Camper” by Clifty School Park Supporters
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- Honorable Mention: “Cat in the HAYstack” by North Todd Elementary School
Fan Favorite Voting Winners
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- 1st Place: Hap”Hay” Camper by Clifty School Park
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- 2nd Place: American “Hayseed” Music by Wanda Johnston & the Kirkmansville Community
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- 3rd Place: Hay Heels by Sweet Caroline’s Boutique (Sandra & Bobby Grayson)
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- 4th Place: “Hay”ppy Camper by Samantha Johnson
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- 5th Place: Somewhere Over the Bale Trail by Crystal Watts & Stone Mill Subdivision
What is the Bale Trail? Participants across Todd County will create bale displays and sculptures using hay bales or loose hay. See the links at the bottom of this page for pictures of past bale displays. All Todd Countians can participate! If you want to create a display, look for the Bale Trail Entry Form to be released soon. Submit entry to the Welcome Center in the Historic Todd County Courthouse, 1 Public Square, Elkton, or at Elkton City Hall, 71 Public Square or email to info@toddchamber.com.
How will we find the bale sculptures? A map of display locations will be located on this page at that time with physical addresses of each display. There is no set trail to drive, you can visit as many sculptures as you want in any order.The Bale Trail officially ends at sundown on Sunday, Nov. 3, so we ask that bales be on display until Monday, Nov. 4. However, this will depend on how well the displays stand up to weather.