As you ride down on the chairlift and make your way to the tunnel, you will be surrounded by thousands of Christmas lights and see animated Christmas displays.

As you ride down on the chairlift and make your way to the tunnel, you will be surrounded by thousands of Christmas lights and see animated Christmas displays.

As you ride down on the chairlift and make your way to the tunnel, you will be surrounded by thousands of Christmas lights and see animated Christmas displays.

As you ride down on the chairlift and make your way to the tunnel, you will be surrounded by thousands of Christmas lights and see animated Christmas displays.

As you ride down on the chairlift and make your way to the tunnel, you will be surrounded by thousands of Christmas lights and see animated Christmas displays.

As you ride down on the chairlift and make your way to the tunnel, you will be surrounded by thousands of Christmas lights and see animated Christmas displays.

As you ride down on the chairlift and make your way to the tunnel, you will be surrounded by thousands of Christmas lights and see animated Christmas displays.

As you ride down on the chairlift and make your way to the tunnel, you will be surrounded by thousands of Christmas lights and see animated Christmas displays.

Enjoy a self-guided tour during your hike down to see the Natural Tunnel.

As you explore the Wilderness Road Blockhouse and the surrounding area, discover what makes this building so unique as well as what was commonly used on the frontier for survival during the 18th Century.

Self-Guided Opportunities Enjoy a self-guided hike on your way down to the Tunnel, learn about trees native to this area, or head over to the Wilderness Road Blockhouse for a self-guided tour. Brochures can be picked up at the Visitor Center or you can download your very own copy by clicking here.

The Park will offer a variety of opportunities to get out and welcome the new year.

April is a great month to enjoy spring ephemerals, the short-lived wildflowers that light up the forest floor before the leaves from the tree canopy above return.

Join astronomy volunteers as they share the stories written in the night sky.

Ah, the chirps and trills of our feathered friends – a sure sign that spring is just around the corner.

Ah, the chirps and trills of our feathered friends – a sure sign that spring is just around the corner.

Join astronomy volunteers as they share the stories written in the night sky.

To commemorate Earth Day, Natural Tunnel State Park is inviting school groups, scout troops, and local civic organizations out to assist rangers with various projects at the park.

As spring unfolds at Natural Tunnel, the forest floor begins to come to life with the vibrant colors that Mother Nature offers.

Experience the light show in the sky and discover where each meteor shower get its name from.

Ah, the chirps and trills of our feathered friends – a sure sign that spring is just around the corner.

As spring unfolds at Natural Tunnel, the forest floor begins to come to life with the vibrant colors that Mother Nature offers.

As spring unfolds at Natural Tunnel, the forest floor begins to come to life with the vibrant colors that Mother Nature offers.

As you enjoy the awe-inspiring views of the mouth of the tunnel, discover why this geologic phenomena is so unique.

Do you have what it takes to run this multi-terrain race?

Tour a replica of the Anderson Blockhouse as members of the Daniel Boone Wilderness Trail Association provide information about the history of the building and area.

Join astronomy volunteers as they share the stories written in the night sky.

Tour a replica of the Anderson Blockhouse as members of the Daniel Boone Wilderness Trail Association provide information about the history of the building and area.

Tour a replica of the Anderson Blockhouse as members of the Daniel Boone Wilderness Trail Association provide information about the history of the building and area.

Tour a replica of the Anderson Blockhouse as members of the Daniel Boone Wilderness Trail Association provide information about the history of the building and area.

From scavenger hunts to critter crawls, there's something for everyone this National Kids to Parks Day.

Tour a replica of the Anderson Blockhouse as members of the Daniel Boone Wilderness Trail Association provide information about the history of the building and area.

Join astronomy volunteers as they share the stories written in the night sky.

Tour a replica of the Anderson Blockhouse as members of the Daniel Boone Wilderness Trail Association provide information about the history of the building and area.

Enjoy a guided walk with a park interpreter down to the Natural Tunnel.

Over 200 years ago, early adventurers like Daniel Boone walked these same hills and valleys we see today.

Learn how to build a campfire and then enjoy time sharing stories by the glow of the fire.

What's under that rock?

Over 200 years ago, early adventurers like Daniel Boone walked these same hills and valleys we see today.

Tour a replica of the Anderson Blockhouse as members of the Daniel Boone Wilderness Trail Association provide information about the history of the building and area.

Keep your eyes peeled for a roaming ranger around the park.

Take a lantern lit chairlift ride down to the naturally made tunnel.

Learn about the various trees at Natural Tunnel and decorate your very own tree cookie to take home. .

Over 200 years ago, early adventurers like Daniel Boone walked these same hills and valleys we see today.

Tour a replica of the Anderson Blockhouse as members of the Daniel Boone Wilderness Trail Association provide information about the history of the building and area.

Join us for a Sunday afternoon filled with music and fun.

Over 200 years ago, early adventurers like Daniel Boone walked these same hills and valleys we see today.

Keep your eyes peeled for a roaming ranger around the park.

Enjoy a guided walk with a park interpreter down to the Natural Tunnel.

Over 200 years ago, early adventurers like Daniel Boone walked these same hills and valleys we see today.

Meet Natural Tunnel's wildlife ambassador, Popcorn the corn snake.

Learn how to build a campfire and then enjoy time sharing stories by the glow of the fire.

Test your adventurous side with a guided into the Tunnel or get low as you follow the path underground for one of our wild cave tours.

Get down and dirty with this two hour wild cave tour.

Begin your journey along the Wilderness Road towards Cumberland Gap as a volunteer takes you on a guided tour of the museum.

Over 200 years ago, early adventurers like Daniel Boone walked these same hills and valleys we see today.

Tour a replica of the Anderson Blockhouse as members of the Daniel Boone Wilderness Trail Association provide information about the history of the building and area.

Meet Natural Tunnel's wildlife ambassador, Popcorn the corn snake.

Join astronomy volunteers as they share the stories written in the night sky.

Over 200 years ago, early adventurers like Daniel Boone walked these same hills and valleys we see today.

Learn about the various trees at Natural Tunnel and decorate your very own tree cookie to take home. .

Tour a replica of the Anderson Blockhouse as members of the Daniel Boone Wilderness Trail Association provide information about the history of the building and area.

Keep your eyes peeled for a roaming ranger around the park.

Enjoy a guided walk with a park interpreter down to the Natural Tunnel.

Over 200 years ago, early adventurers like Daniel Boone walked these same hills and valleys we see today.

Meet Natural Tunnel's wildlife ambassador, Popcorn the corn snake.

Learn how to build a campfire and then enjoy time sharing stories by the glow of the fire.

Get down and dirty with this two hour wild cave tour.

Over 200 years ago, early adventurers like Daniel Boone walked these same hills and valleys we see today.

Tour a replica of the Anderson Blockhouse as members of the Daniel Boone Wilderness Trail Association provide information about the history of the building and area.

Meet Natural Tunnel's wildlife ambassador, Popcorn the corn snake.

Enjoy a relaxing summer evening to view Nature's very own light show put on by the fireflies.

Keep your eyes peeled for a roaming ranger around the park.

Over 200 years ago, early adventurers like Daniel Boone walked these same hills and valleys we see today.

Learn about the various trees at Natural Tunnel and decorate your very own tree cookie to take home. .

Tour a replica of the Anderson Blockhouse as members of the Daniel Boone Wilderness Trail Association provide information about the history of the building and area.

Over 200 years ago, early adventurers like Daniel Boone walked these same hills and valleys we see today.

Get down and dirty with this two hour wild cave tour.

Owls are known as silent flyers, impeccable listeners, and skillful hunters.

Who is that calling to you in the night?

Enjoy a guided walk with a park interpreter down to the Natural Tunnel.

Over 200 years ago, early adventurers like Daniel Boone walked these same hills and valleys we see today.

Meet Natural Tunnel's wildlife ambassador, Popcorn the corn snake.

Learn how to build a campfire and then enjoy time sharing stories by the glow of the fire.

Spend time floating five and a half miles down the Clinch River.

Discover the unique history that tells the story of Natural Tunnel and the surrounding region.

What's under that rock?

Get down and dirty with this two hour wild cave tour.

Tour a replica of the Anderson Blockhouse as members of the Daniel Boone Wilderness Trail Association provide information about the history of the building and area.

Meet Natural Tunnel's wildlife ambassador, Popcorn the corn snake.

Join astronomy volunteers as they share the stories written in the night sky.

Over 200 years ago, early adventurers like Daniel Boone walked these same hills and valleys we see today.

Much like us, trees celebrate birthdays and important milestones.

Tour a replica of the Anderson Blockhouse as members of the Daniel Boone Wilderness Trail Association provide information about the history of the building and area.

Keep your eyes peeled for a roaming ranger around the park.

Spend time floating five and a half miles down the Clinch River.

What's under that rock?

Keep your eyes peeled for a roaming ranger around the park.

Over 200 years ago, early adventurers like Daniel Boone walked these same hills and valleys we see today.

Get down and dirty with this two hour wild cave tour.