Shawanee, Kentucky · Lee County · Visitor Center
The Daniel Boone Visitor Information Station is your go-to spot for park information. Pick up brochures, maps, and other helpful resources, and get expert guidance from our park staff, ready to answer any park related questions you may have. This location is operated on a flexible schedule, so please check ahead to see…
The Daniel Boone Visitor Information Station is your go-to spot for park information. Pick up brochures, maps, and other helpful resources, and get expert guidance from our park staff, ready to answer any park related questions you may have. This location is operated on a flexible schedule, so please check ahead to see if it is open prior to visiting.
From the Cumberland Gap National Historical Park Visitor Center, drive south on US 25E for about 3 miles, pass through the Cumberland Gap Tunnel, then turn right onto US 58 East. The Daniel Boone Visitor Information Station will be on your right shortly after the turn.
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