Come take a hike through the Cumberland Gap. Located next to the Cumberland Gap National Park, which has 85 miles of hiking trails. Some trails go through the town where you can enjoy all of our local businesses and beautiful scenery.
Looking for an afternoon pick-me-up, or an amazing start of your day? Go to gap creek coffee house to get yourself a cup of coffee that will sure brighten your mood.
Cumberland Gap has various opportunities to try new and exciting things. While you're visiting, consider stopping in to Papa Chum's Music and Rarities for a music lesson. If art is more of your thing check out Arts in the Gap, visit their gallery space, or see if they're having one of their workshops.
The town is full of delicious offerings. Whether you're in the mood for a sandwich from Gap Creek Coffee House, a pizza and Italian food from Angelo's, or chicken and waffles from Nineteen19, the town has it all.
Looking to enjoy art while visiting Cumberland Gap?
Stop into the frame shop to see art from local artists, or to have art of your own framed. Interesting in purchasing art from local artists, visit the Artist Co-op. And check out all the amazing art, ranging from photography, to paintings, to ceramics and more!
For a late-night beverage, check out the Caboose Saloon or Angelo's.
With specials and bartenders willing to make your favorite drinks, what isn't there to love?
Want to own your own piece of the past? Check out Whistlestop antiques and Gertie's Commissary.
Fill to the brim with exciting treasures. You never know what you're going to find in these quaint little shops.
Cookies, whoopie pies, cupcakes, oh my! What isn't there to love about baked goods. Check out Flour Baby's Bakery to get your sweet tooth fixed, or order a cake for your next special occasion.
Looking to capture picturesque views, but don't want to hike? Consider driving up to the Pinnacle Overlook. On a clear day you can see all the way to the Smoky Mountains. Not to mention getting an amazing birds-eye view of the town of Cumberland Gap.
With the National park being right next door, history is not only close but it spills right into town.
Check out the Iron Furnace, or go up the street and explore the Abraham Lincoln Library and Museum.
Throughout town you can also find various metal art pieces that explain the history of Cumberland Gap and the surrounding area.
Having too much fun and don't want to go home?
Stay overnight at the Olde Mill Inn bed and breakfast or the Cumberland Gap Inn. Both give you an opportunity to explore more of the town and surrounding area.
Nothing is more relaxing than listening to water flow. Find your perfect spot next to the creek and enjoy the tranquil sounds and natural beauty of the water.