Breaks Interstate Park

Breaks Interstate Park’s accommodations range from woodland cottages to campsites, from lakefront log cabins to lodge rooms with breath-taking views.

Here, learning once again to breathe deep in the sweet air of the Appalachians, we believe you’ll find exactly what you’re looking for – even when you hadn’t imagined it yet. There are plenty of options if you want to get outdoors: Nature lovers will enjoy a hike on a scenic trail — most within the park are short in length and easy in difficulty. Access to Laurel Lake and Russell Fork are a big attraction for the water sports crowd.

Breaks Interstate Park – “The Grand Canyon of the South!”

180 million years ago, during the age of dinosaurs, in an area now lying across Kentucky and Virginia, a vast inland sea receded, leaving in its wake a veritable cradle of botany. Meanwhile the river that is now Russell Fork got about the work of carving out an immense, spectacular gorge, renowned as the largest east of the Mississippi.