Harland Sanders Café and Museum
FreeEat in Colonel Sanders' restored 1940s dining room and see the kitchen where his fried chicken recipe took shape.

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Cumberland Gap National Historical Park is an outdoor activity in Middlesboro, KY, part of the Daniel Boone Country guide. Cost: free.
91 Bartlett Park Rd · Middlesboro, KY
Cumberland Gap National Historical Park protects the mountain pass where Kentucky, Tennessee and Virginia meet, the route of the Wilderness Road that carried settlers west. From the visitor center in Middlesboro, a road climbs to Pinnacle Overlook at 2,440 feet for a view over the gap. Rangers lead tours of Gap Cave and the Hensley Settlement, and 85 miles of trails include the 21-mile Ridge Trail.
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Eat in Colonel Sanders' restored 1940s dining room and see the kitchen where his fried chicken recipe took shape.
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