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Ridge Trail East Section – Cumberland Gap

Ridge Trail - Cumberland Gap National Park

Ridge Trail – Cumberland Gap National Park

Ridge Trail East Section – Cumberland Gap
Trailhead Location The East side of the Ridge Trail is Located at the end of White Rocks Spur Trail in Cumberland Gap National Park.
Park Information Cumberland Gap National Park
Trail Features Views, Dog Friendly

NOTE: for a complete list of features check out the tags at the bottom of this post.
Trail Name Ridge Trail East Side
Last Hiked Dates 05-14-2016
Trail Blaze Type/Color None (Poorly Blazed) Easy to Follow
Surface Type Natural Surface Dirt, Rock, Roots
Trail Type ↔ Out and Back
Rating 2.29 – Easy
Class 1
Trail Official Mileage .9 miles to Sand Cave Spur Trail
Average Speed 1.72 MPH
Max Speed 5 MPH
Maximum Elevation 3363
Minimum Elevation 3199
Elevation Gain/Loss +66 / -181  (-2.5% Grade)
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Ridge Trail East Section - Cumberland Gap

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Cumberland Gap National Park Official Map

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Waypoints
Main Trailhead N36° 39.952′ W83° 26.795′
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Midlife Hikers Review

 

This is a small section section of the Ridge Trail in Cumberland Gap National Park. It’s on the East side of the park and allows access to the White Rock Overlook Spur Trial, White Rock Camps, and the Sand Cave Spur Trail.

After getting to the top of the mountain and walking down the ridge trail you can expect smooth sailing as far as strenuous hiking goes. This trail is extremely well maintained and very wide. Since horses are allowed in this park, watch your step for horse poopies.

We hiked this trail to get to the Sand Cave Spur Trail and just went out and back. I would recommend this trial for all hikers of average ability. Awesome views and spectacular scenery!