리 카운티 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

This is one of my favorite hikes because you get to bad ass things, and one hike you go up on top of the ridge and go to the right and you’ll have white rock overlook, then you followed the trail down the ridge to sand Cave, which is one of the craziest places I’ve ever seen. Top five favorite hikes of all time

This is a very cool peak/lookout with a gazebo and informational plaques about Virginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee respectively. At 1,990 feet, this point offers a beautiful lookout point over each of the states in different directions.

Embark on an extraordinary adventure to Sand Cave in Cumberland Gap National Historical Park. This 250-foot-wide cave, born from wind erosion over the years, invites hikers on the Ewing Trail and Ridge Trail to experience its awe-inspiring, beach-like sands covering an entire acre. Step into nature's geological masterpiece and marvel at the captivating wonder concealed within the park's rich landscape.

Pinnacle Overlook is a mountain spur and lookout above Cumberland Gap Pass and town on the Virginia-Kentucky border. In the late 18th and early 19th centuries (until the railway lines were built), the "gap" at Cumberland Gap was essentially the colonization of Kentucky and the American West by white settlers, who were on the "Wilderness Road" from the east coast through the Appalachian Mountains moved. The route was developed by pioneer and scout Daniel Boone, who lived in the area and is credited as a model for the "Leatherstocking" character in the J.F. Cooper's applies. Explore that history and beautiful mid-mountain scenery at Cumberland Gap National Historical Park, which includes Pinnacle Overlook. More at https://www.nps.gov/cuga/index.htm and http://www.wildernessroad-virginia.com.