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| Cumberland Gap was
designated a National Historical Park on June 11, 1940. With over 20,000
acres, the park protects and interprets the Gap and its broad range of
cultural and natural resources.
Begin your exploration of the modern-day
Gap by choosing from the selections below.
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| Camping & Lodging | Picnic Areas | Volunteer! |
| Trails | Park Map | Accessibility |
| Read More About It! | Gap Restoration Project | Cumberland Gap for Kids |
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| Gap People and Places | ||
Hensley
Settlement  |
Iron
Furnace |
Civil
War Fort |
| White Rocks | Sand Cave | Pinnacle Overlook |
| Tri-State Peak | Gap Cave | The Gap Tunnel |
| Dr. Thomas Walker | Daniel Boone | |
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