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Natural Wonders

Discover waterfalls, caves, rivers, rock formations and other natural wonders just beyond the Daniel Boone Wilderness Trail—places worth leaving the road behind to explore.

Bays Mountain Park

Bays Mountain Park

Bays Mountain Park & Planetarium is a 3,788-acre nature preserve located in Kingsport, Tennessee, standing as the largest city-owned park in the state. The park acts as a sanctuary for outdoor adventure and education, offering native animal habitats, a massive reservoir, an interactive nature center, and a state-of-the-art planetarium theater.

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Gap Cave near Ewing, Virginia

Gap Cave

Gap Cave (historically known as Cudjo's Cave) is a scenic 18-mile karst cave system located in the Cumberland Gap National Historical Park near the tri-state border of Tennessee, Virginia, and Kentucky.

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Little Stony Falls

Little Stoney Falls

Little Stony Falls is a highly rated outdoor recreation destination located within the George Washington and Jefferson National Forests near Dungannon, Virginia.

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The Devil's Bathtub

The Devil’s Bathtub

The name Devil's Bathtub primarily refers to a highly popular, crystal-clear emerald swimming hole tucked away in the Jefferson National Forest in Scott County, Virginia.

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