The Olde Mill Inn Bed and Breakfast.

River Street, set inside Cumberland Gap National Historical Park. The B&B holds eight distinct guest rooms across the property, each with private bath. The standout option is an authentic 1700s log cabin, which is unusual enough on its own to be the booking reason for guests interested in colonial-era architecture. A king-sized suite anchors the larger-party booking side.

Breakfast comes out homemade and served at a custom wood plank table that doubles as the social anchor for the morning. The hospitality posture is personal rather than corporate. The footprint sits steps from 85 miles of National Park trails, which means hikers and history travelers can step from breakfast directly to the trailhead and the historical sites without driving.

The Pinnacle Overlook is the famous Cumberland Gap viewpoint and worth the climb. Whole-house rentals, conferences, and private events round out the property's bookings. EV charging is available, which is rarer in National Park-adjacent properties than it should be. Best for history-leaning travelers and hikers basing in the park, and for groups buying out the property for an event.