Places To Go

Cumberland Gap National Historical Park is a great place to explore with over 80 miles of trails, camping, abundant wildlife, and opportunities to experience history first hand!

 

Places to Go

  • mountain covered in green trees with gap in the middle
    Cumberland Gap

    Walk to the gap and learn about its history that spans over thousands of years.

  • log cabins surrounded by tree covered in fall foliage.
    Hensley Settlement

    Visit this early 20th century community and learn about the people who lived there and how they lived.

  • Cave formations above a pool of water
    Gap Cave

    Take a tour with a guide and see the wonders of Gap Cave.

  • stone shaped pyramid structure with a door in the center and a walkway leading up.
    Iron Furnace

    Check out the oldest structure in the park and learn about the industrial history of the Cumberland Gap.

  • modern building with glass windows surrounded by trees.
    Visitor Center

    At the visitor center, learn about the history of the area, get maps, and directions from the helpful rangers and volunteers.

  • Brown sign along road with a mountain in the background. The sign reads Wilderness Road Area.
    Campground

    Stay at Wilderness Road Campground located 3 miles from the visitor center in Virginia.

Last updated: February 11, 2024

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Contact Info

Mailing Address:

91 Bartlett Park Road
Middlesboro, KY 40965

Phone:

606 248-2817

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