The Daniel Boone Wilderness Trail Association
Mission: To identify, preserve and promote historically significant sites along the Daniel Boone Wilderness Trail corridor from Long Island of the Holston to Cumberland Gap by creating historically accurate interpretative, educational and recreational opportunities which will foster regional tourism and economic development.
We have put together an archive of materials we hope you will find useful. Our hope is to provide information that will Preserve and Promote the Daniel Boone Wilderness Trail and provide educational opportunities along the way. Please use the following information as a starting point in discovering more about the Daniel Boone Wilderness Trail and our organization.
The Siege at The Blockhouse Video
The Daniel Boone Wildenress Trail and Natural State Park present the annual Siege at the Blockhouse Frontier Re-enactment held each May. Click here for a special video presentation of this historical event.
Click here for more information on registering for the 2010 Siege at the Blockhouse.
Historical Perspectives
Start here to see the complete collection of historical articles about significant places, events and people along the 1775 Wilderness Trail corridor and the early America frontier. If you would like to submit an article to be considered for posting on our website send it in Microsoft Word to roberte@mounet.com. Articles submitted will be reviewed for appropriate content. All articles accepted become the property of the Daniel Boone Wilderness Trail Association unless accompanied by a copyright notice with permission to use.
Frontier Kids
We have created a specific page for children interested in learning more about the Daniel Boone Wilderness Trail. Go here to learn more about our Frontier Kids program.
