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BEST WESTERN Wilderness Trail Inn
1476 S US Highway 25E, Barbourville, Kentucky 40906-7317Phone: 606/546-8500 | Fax: 606/546-8500
The BEST WESTERN Wilderness Trail Inn is nestled in the majestic rolling hills that surround the oldest town in Southeast Kentucky and locally owned and operated. You will find comfortable accommodations in a very well maintained facility. For that romantic retreat in one of our specialty Jacuzzi® suites or for that corporate visitor, no one offers a more unique or accommodating establishment.
The professional staff at the BEST WESTERN Wilderness Trail Inn takes pride in their work and does their up most to make your stay a pleasant one. Relax in our outside pool (open seasonal). No matter what time of the year you stay you can enjoy area attractions with breathtaking scenery. A wide choice of eateries is within a mile radius. We offer RV parking complete with hook-ups.
The BEST WESTERN Wilderness Trail Inn offers a refreshing change of pace at very reasonable rates. Don't settle for anything else.
Local Events Worth Considering:
February 2012
Performance at The Center for Rural Development in Somerset.
Nearby Attractions:
List All KY AttractionsCumberland Gap National Historical Park
Cumberland Gap National Historical Park encompasses over 20,000 acres in the Appalachian Mountains, on the border of eastern Kentucky, Virginia and Tennessee. The Hensley Settlement, an early 20th century settlement, has been preserved in the park since the park's establishment in 1940. The Cumberland Gap was used by Native Americans and as well as American settlers from 1775 - 1810, as a route of transit to western Kentucky.
While in the park, enjoy a tour of the Settlement and Gap Cave, demonstrations and living history events. Stop by the park visitor center, southeast of Middlesboro, to visit the museum, the auditorium, gift store and book store. The Barbourville Best Western Wilderness Trail Inn, located 20 miles from the park, offers excellent accommodations and guest amenities.
