Featured Tours
Step inside the legendary life of the Queen of Country Music at the Coal Miner’s Daughter Museum. This world class museum celebrates Loretta’s incredible journey from humble beginnings in the Kentucky hills to international stardom.
Spanning 18,000 square feet, thoughtfully curated by Loretta’s late assistant, Tim Cobb, to share Loretta’s story allowing visitors to walk through exhibits featuring her tour buses, gowns, and handwritten lyrics. Explore authentic memorabilia, including awards, personal photographs, and treasures from her career that shaped country music history. From her first guitar to her induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame, the museum preserves the milestones that defined her journey and celebrates the enduring spirit of a true country music legend.
The museum offers an intimate glimpse into Loretta’s life and legacy, allowing fans to experience the heart, grit, and inspiration behind one of America’s most beloved icons. Come walk through country music history and discover the woman who turned her dreams into legend.
Group Tours
15 guests or more
When you bring a group to tour Loretta Lynn’s Ranch it feels less like a stop on an itinerary and more like being invited into someone’s story. The guided tours take guests through the beloved Butcher Holler cabin replica, Loretta’s iconic mansion home, and ends with the self-guided Coal Miner’s Daughter Museum filled with personal keepsakes and memorabilia. Guests will love hearing the everyday moments and memories that shaped her life and music, not just the headlines. The setting is peaceful and beautiful, the pace is easy, and there is plenty of time to look around, take photos, and really take it all in. For tour groups looking for an experience that feels personal, welcoming, and memorable, these tours leave guests feeling connected and talking about it long after they leave.
Walk the Grounds at the Ranch
Walking around Loretta Lynn’s Ranch is one of those experiences where you can just take your time and enjoy where you are. You can stroll the grounds and see Loretta’s iconic home from the outside, visit the replica of her Butcher Holler home, and check out the historic gristmill and the town of Hurricane Mills as you go. On days when The Ranch is open, there is even more to do, like taking a guided tour, stopping into the gift shops, visiting the Coal Miner’s Daughter Museum, cooling off with a day pass for the creek and pool, or turning it into an overnight stay by camping or booking a cabin.
No Guided Tours or Museum Access on Mondays or Tuesdays. Hours and days may change without notice.
Butcher Holler Home Replica
This home is an exact 1:1 scale replica of Loretta's home in eastern Kentucky. The original home still stands in Van Lear, Kentucky and is maintained by the Webb family. Loretta wanted this home built in memory of her parents, Ted and Clara Webb, and to portray what her early life was like. Many original mementos of her and her family can be seen inside the home.
Loretta's Historic Home
Loretta Lynn’s historic home in Hurricane Mills, Tennessee sits peacefully on The Ranch and feels like a true reflection of her life and success. From the outside, the home has a classic 19th century look and is surrounded by the quiet beauty of the countryside she loved so much. Standing there, it is easy to think about how far she came, from her quaint childhood in Butcher Holler, to building a life and legacy in rural Tennessee. The home has long been the heart of The Ranch and a place where family memories were made. Even viewed from the outside, it carries a strong sense of history and reminds visitors why this place meant so much to her.