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Kings Mountain Battlefield Trail

The 1.5-mile self-guiding walking trail allows visitors to see both perspectives of the battlefield. It starts by winding below the northern slope of the ridge, where a portion of the Patriot forces assaulted the ridge top. The trail then turns back and runs along the ridge where the Loyalists forces surrendered. Wayside exhibits around the trail highlight battle events. The Centennial Monument, U.S. Monument, and Ferguson's Grave are key features along the trail.

The trail is foot travel only, with the exception of motorized wheelchairs. Although the trail is paved, it is steep in places. Benches are located along the trail.

Location

2625 Park Rd

1.5 Mile Loop

Moderate

Best Use

Surface

Distance

Difficulty

Paved, Walking

Walking, Wheelchair Accessible

Kings Mountain

KM National Military Park

Kings Mountain National Military Park preserves and commemorates the site of the October 7, 1780 Revolutionary War battle that turned the tide of the war.

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Kings Mountain Battlefield Trail

Paved, Walking

Moderate

1.5 Mile Loop

The 1.5-mile self-guiding walking trail allows visitors to see both perspectives of this Revolutionary War battlefield.

Kings Mountain Battlefield Trail

Paved, Walking

Moderate

1.5 Mile Loop

The 1.5-mile self-guiding walking trail allows visitors to see both perspectives of this Revolutionary War battlefield.

Kings Mountain Battlefield Trail

Paved, Walking

Moderate

1.5 Mile Loop

The 1.5-mile self-guiding walking trail allows visitors to see both perspectives of this Revolutionary War battlefield.

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