The City of Radcliff is GOLD, in more ways than just one! Aside from the fact that some $100 billion in gold bullion is stored in nearby Fort Knox, Radcliff is a propserous city in the north of Kentucy State that enjoys a convenient location at the junction of many important highways.

Attractions in the town include the General George S. Patton Museum of Cavalry and Armor. Not only can you witness the personal effects of the legendary commander, but you can catch a glimpse of the largest collection of tanks and armored vechicles in the world!

Unfortunately, you can't tour the gold depository at Fort Knox, although you may catch a glimpse of it from the highway.

A playhouse and Performing Arts Center are two major arts and cultural elements that you can visited in Radcliff. For nature, there is the Saunders Spring Natural Preserve with 23 acres of biking, hiking, and walking trails.

Not only is Radcliff a safe and clean place to raise a family, but the local economy is quite strong. The average commute time is 10 minutes while restaurant prices are about $8 per person for a full-sized dinner.

Military employment is quite strong with Fort Knox on the border of the town.