Cumberland Gap National Historical Park
No admission feeStand at Pinnacle Overlook above the mountain pass Daniel Boone's Wilderness Road crossed, where three states meet.

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A Kentucky state park on a Pine Mountain ridge in the Appalachians, known as the state's first.
Pineville, KY
This public recreation area sits in southeastern Kentucky on part of the Pine Mountain ridge. It opened in 1924 as the first state park in Kentucky. Each year it has hosted a mountain laurel festival since 1933. Part of the grounds is protected as a nature preserve.
The closest stops to Pine Mountain State Resort Park, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
Stand at Pinnacle Overlook above the mountain pass Daniel Boone's Wilderness Road crossed, where three states meet.
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Virginia state park near Cumberland Gap with a reconstructed 1775 frontier fort, a visitor center, and a 6.5-mile multiuse 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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Hike sections of the Wilderness Road and Boone's Trace, see a reproduction 1939 grist mill and walk through a pioneer village museum.
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A vintage tourist train in Appalachian Kentucky that runs round trips to Blue Heron through the Big South Fork area.
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Local history museum in Stearns, Kentucky, set inside a former coal and lumber firm's office building.
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