Cumberland Gap National Historical Park (Wilderness Road Campground)
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Cumberland Gap National Historical Park lies along the borders of Kentucky, Tennessee and Virginia. Pinnacle Overlook has views of Cumberland Gap, a pass in the Cumberland Mountains once used by pioneers headed west. In Gap Cave are stalagmites and bats. Park trails include the Ridge Trail, running the park’s full length. The restored structures of the early 20th-century Hensley Settlement perch on Brush Mountain
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Tour Amenities
Accessible Campsites
Accessible Flush Toilets
Accessible Grills
Accessible Parking
Accessible Picnic Area
Accessible Picnic Shelters
Accessible Showers
Accessible Sites
Accessible Walkways
Campfire Programs
Campfire Rings
Cell Phone Service
Drinking Water
Drinking Water (hand pump)
Dump Station
Electric Hookups
Entrance Station
Firewood
Food Storage Locker
Grills
Horseback Riding Trails
Host
Interpretive Trails
Parking Area
Paved Parking
Paved Roads
Paved Sites
Pets Allowed
Picnic area
Picnic Shelters
Picnic tables
Ranger Station
RV Parking
Showers
Trailhead Parking
Trailheads
