The Pennyrile Region is located in western Kentucky, known for its rolling hills and rich agricultural land. It encompasses several counties, including Christian, Todd, and Trigg, and is characterized by its diverse landscapes, which include forests, rivers, and lakes. The region is part of the larger Western Kentucky area and is named for the pennyroyal plant that grows abundantly there. Economically, the Pennyrile Region relies on agriculture, manufacturing, and tourism. Popular attractions include Lake Barkley and Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area, which offer recreational activities like fishing, hiking, and camping. The region also hosts various festivals that celebrate its cultural heritage.