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Celebrating 250 Years of Our Country

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Click on this video to learn about The Boone Trace and it’s impact  on the founding of our country.

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Welcome to Boone Trace 1775

This web site is dedicated to the sole purpose of saving and preserving Boone Trace, the trail blazed by Daniel Boone and his thirty “axemen” in March and April of 1775 from North Carolina, through the Cumberland Gap to Boonesborough.

No other road is of greater historical significance to the founding of Kentucky and opening of the west than “that little road.” And it comes right up through the heart of Kentucky!

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Reenactors along Boone Trace through Cumberland Gap - image by Randell Jones, 2014 - 6x4 200 dpi

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Trek the trace as part of the 250th Commemoration. Join in as one of Boone’s Axemen.
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Commemorative events begin with a “Pass the Axe” Relay Hike starting at a kick-off celebration April 23 in Kingsport, TN, at the Long Island of the Holston where Boone Trace began in 1775, The Relay Hike continues through daily walking segments along the entire 240-mile route ending on June 7 at Fort Boonesborough State Park, KY. The Fort Boonesborough Foundation is hosting a 2-day commemoration of the Founding of Fort Boonesborough and the Settling of Kentucky.

Join us for all of the 250th Events    -    https://www.boonetrace250.com

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More details at https://www.boonetrace250.com

Want to know more about The Boone Trace - Click here for an article by Author, Randell Jones.

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