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Cumberland Gap National Historical Park Park rangers take visitors back in time among the historic log cabins of the Hensley Settlement tour.
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Cumberland Gap National Historical Park
Volunteer - Be Part of an Incredible Team!
 
Park Volunteer

Photo by Park volunteer Richard Bishop

Park volunteer Bonnie Krugler

Since 2006, volunteers at Cumberland Gap National Historical Park have donated over 60,000 hours of their time and are a valuable part of our park team!

Volunteers staff visitor information areas, serve as campground hosts, provide interpretation and living history, conduct research, perform maintenance, and patrol park trails.

Park volunteers' skills complement park staff skills and include: communication, carpentry, general maintenance, photography, outdoor skills, teaching ability, global positioning systems (GPS), computer skills, science background, genealogy, or just a desire to work in a positive, fulfilling environment!

 
park volunteer teaches visitors about the mountain dulcimer

Park volunteer Terry Lewis conducts dulcimer workshop

Volunteers assist with numerous special programs and activities here at the park including: tours of the historic Hensley Settlement, living history demonstrations, photography workshops, tours of spectacular Gap Cave, and music programs.

If you would like to become part of our incredible team here at Cumberland Gap please fill out a volunteer application and send to:

Cumberland Gap National Historical Park
Volunteer Coordinator
91 Bartlett Park Road
Middlesboro, KY 40965

For more information please call (606) 248-2817.

 
volunteers conducting bear research
Volunteers assist scientists in the park with numerous research projects

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Hikers on the Sugar Run trail.

Did You Know?
Cumberland Gap is an incredible destination for hikers and backpackers... over 85 miles of trails and numerous backcountry camping areas.

Last Updated: October 25, 2011 at 08:38 MST