Major Highways
Interstate 24
Interstate 24 is just two miles north of Grand Rivers, Kentucky.  Interstate 24 runs west to east through Livingston County, connecting Grand Rivers with Nashville and St. Louis.   There is one interchange on Interstate 24, and that's with Kentucky 453, which takes you into Grand Rivers.

US 62/641
This federal highway is two-lanes and runs parallel with Interstate 24.  This roadway connects Grand Rivers to Kentucky Dam, Benton, Murray, and Paducah to the west.  Going east, the highway connects to Eddyville and Kuttawa.

Kentucky 453
This scenic two-lane highway connects Grand Rivers to the county seat of Livingston County, Smithland.  To the south, the highway crosses the Barkley Canal and into the Land Between The Lakes, becoming The Trace.  Kentucky 453 is the only major highway to downtown Grand Rivers, because of the close proximity of Lake Barkley, LBL, and Kentucky Lake. 

Rail Service 
Paducah and Louisville Railroad
The Paducah and Louisville Railroad serves Grand Rivers, running very near the city.  The railroad serves as a major transport for Grand River's Vulcan Materials Company.

Air Service
While there are no airports in Grand Rivers, general aviation service can be found at the nearby Kentucky Dam Airport, about 6 miles west of Grand Rivers off US 641. Commercial service can be found in nearby Paducah, KY, at the Barkley Regional Airport.

Pictured top to bottom:  The Interstate 24 bridge near Kentucky Dam; a barge on Kentucky Lake.