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Cumberland Gap National Historical ParkVisitors step back in time on the Hensley Settlement tour.
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Cumberland Gap National Historical Park
Junior Ranger Program
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Become a Junior Ranger Cumberland Gap National Historical Park!

Junior Ranger activity books are packed full of fun activities that showcase the colorful stories that can be experienced at Cumberland Gap National Historical Park.

Books can be picked up in person or downloaded and printed. Once completed, the books should be presented to a park ranger at the visitor center who will check the books and issue an offical Junior Ranger badge!

 

Junior Ranger Activity Book (8.70 MB)

 

Special Junior Ranger Activities!
Join park rangers on a park adventure! Special activities for junior rangers are offered throughout the year. These activities are free!
President Richard Nixon  

Did You Know?
Vice President Richard Nixon visited Cumberland Gap on July 3, 1959 to commemorate the formal dedication of the park which took place the following day. While at the park he visited the scenic Pinnacle Overlook and attended festivities in the nearby town of Middlesboro, Kentucky.

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Last Updated: April 29, 2008 at 18:07 EST