Route Description
KY 1012 begins at an intersection with US 60 in Ashland, Boyd County, heading to the east as two-lane undivided Boy Scout Road. The road winds through forested areas with some residential development. Farther east, the route curves to the northeast before heading to the north, with the name becoming Terrace Boulevard. KY 1012 turns east onto South Belmont Street and continues through wooded residential areas before reaching its eastern terminus at KY 168.
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