Cumberland Gap, made famous by Daniel Boone and other settlers, is nestled in the southeastern corner of Kentucky along the Virginia and Tennessee borders.
Here you will find an area full of history and natural beauty. Located close to two state and one National Park, there is plenty of sight seeing and hiking for all levels.
The Cumberland Manor has five guest rooms. A full, home-cooked breakfast is served every morning in the dining room consisting of many culinary treats.
Area Attractions and Activities:
Hiking trails, Mountain Laurel Festival (May), Cumberland Mountain Fall Festival (October), and year-round events, Cumberland State and National Park,Wilderness Trail,Pinacle Point, Henseley Settlement, Gap Cave, Lincoln Museum and University, Pine Mountain State Park, Dulcimer Festival, Cruisin' in the Crater, Chained Rock, Laurel Amphitheatre, Waisioto Winds PGA Golf Course, and Middlesboro Country Club (oldest continuously played course in US), Kingdom Come State Park, Cumberland Falls State Park, Norris Lake, lots of hiking and scenic drives, borders Tennessee and Virginia
Services:
Turn down service, cable TV in common room, and library with cards, games and books
Most Popular Rooms:
Lincoln Room:Through stained glass windows-a beautiful view of the Cumberland Mountains and historic downtown.The room has a queen bed with luxurious linens, reading area with fainting couch, and large bathroom with a view. Rich gold, red and blue decor.
Roosevelt Room: If you want romance this room is for you. Filled with family heirlooms and antiques,including a queen bed, quilts and needlework. Relax in the original claw-foot tub/shower. Enjoy luxury towels and linens and also a reading area.
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