One Tank Trips, Cumberland Gap Tennessee 

Shell yeah you took fluffy on an adventure

With your love for nostalgia you really should take the Norris/ Clinton exit & follow the signs about 1/2 a mile to the Museum of Appalachia. Its amazing! One of the log cabins was actually Daniel Boones. They made a TV series there in the late 70s called Daniel Boone. This video was great. I love towns like this. Nice to see you & Heather 👫& Nancy 🐶. See ya next time 🙋

Bunny bread, my grandma lived close by there

Loving these videos, I'm from EAST Tennessee as well (Athens) and it's so cool seeing parts of Tennessee i never knew about!

That looks like the bunny that was used on Bunny bread. Love the video

WHAT A BEAUTIFUL NATURE YOU HAVE ...GUYS I LOVE AMERICANS THEY ARE GREAT.THAT IS ALL

Been there! Beautiful town, beautiful state! Thanks, Jon & Heather! (& puppy!)

Thanx Jon Great to see you and Heather and Nancy out and about exploring. fantastic

So glad Nancy is doing well. Thank you for the beautiful video ❤️

thanks for the great video!!! im in north carolina and i just told my husband we need to go there!!! its only about 2 hours away and it looks amazing!!! and im definitely gonna go in that tunnel😁♥️✨

Love Cumberland Gap!!!

Jon, all your videos are extremely entertaining. Always looking forward to the next. The way you team up with Jacob is amazing. You two balance each other perfectly. Love the dry humor from both of you. And hello Heather and Nancy!

Pineapple tea?? 🤔 I'd try that just to see how it tastes. 🙂

Love this place, thank you guys. 💞✨✨✨✨✨✨📸

Awesome, I grew up watching Daniel Boone.

Is that the tunnel that the train came thru when you both were in n.v it?

I love when you things about tn I have lived here all my life but I learn so much from you thank you

What a beautiful place, maybe we can visit next time we are pit that way! Thank you!

Beautiful town, awesome scenery! Thanks for sharing this with all of us!

That town does look laid back.. and comfortable...at first I thought Bunny Bread logo I bet the lady's name was Bunnie.. Bunnies Kitchen ?

Love that babbling Brooke. Great to see Nancy getting along so well.

What a sweet town. I love places like this. So refreshing compared to the rat race of Denver. Thanks for showing.

Great video, and as a merchant, I thank you for the recognition of our dear little town. Merchants not mentioned should also be noted. The Gap Creek Coffee Shop Mitty’s Metal Art and Blacksmith Shop The Depot Antiques Papa Chum’s Music and Rarities Flour Babies Bakery, and The Wedding Chapel. Thanks again for the shout out!

I live in Rutledge,TN ,my fav bottledwater comes from Cumberland Gap,Thanks so much I love these videos.I have some health issues & walk with a cane so I'm not able to explore places as easily.I miss being able to so thanks for bringing me along :-)

When I was a kid, I lived in Lexington KY and our family used to go to Cumberland Gap a lot. It's so beautiful there.

That's one tunnel if you got stuck in you probably wouldn't make it out alive..love small towns...God bless

What a beautiful place! It's nice to see Heather and Nancy exploring with you.

It’s beautiful up there. I’ve been there a couple of times. I miss my poms so much when I watch Nancy. They were 14 and 15 when they passed away. They were my little babies.

Hi Jon! Glad Nancy doing better. That church looks like the one from beetlejuice. Beautiful small town. Love them.

What a nice little town, gorgeous scenery!

Love ur vids Jon thanks for sharing ur little part of the world with all of us. Much love take care be well keep up the good work❤💯

Hey John I live in dyersburg tenn . New to your channel love your video's you and your wife are so cute together.

John, your videos are awesome, keep doing what your doing, xx

Hey Jon and Heather, It was good to see you both together in a very historic little town, with so much beauty in and around it. Thank you for filming, editing and uploading this video.

Hi family, Sir, You have a Beautiful wife. I am so happy you are home with her. Much love.

That was very nice, I will wait to see inside the tunnel, But you would never get me in there. Much love...

I really love this great video. Good job john..love this town

That looks so nice Cumberland great tunnel.🛤nice town, little dog🐶 cute bit like Chelsea Luna dog. 🐕

Gorgeous place, thankyou so much for showing us around. Love little Nancy

Thanks for sharing the video, Jon. I love small towns like this.

Thanks for the amazing video I do appreciate it👍😊

Hi Jon & Heather & Nancy, wow what a stunning pretty little place, really quaint and I loved the look of the church and homes. That collection of waterfalls cascading down was simply stunning it took my breath away as my favourite thing in the world is waterfalls. Thanks so much guys & Nancy for showing us this beautiful historic area. xx

Tennessee is such a beautiful state. I want to go back and see more. Thank you so much for sharing.

You should be able to make a trip into Missouri...lots of places here to explore also..caves, historical sites Haunted places and forests etc

Gorgeous place! Especially at the end when your standing out there in front of the water fall Brook and the rocks! And yes I'll say it again. Just love your one tank trip episodes. They're awesome! Thank you so much dear Jon ❤️.

Thank you for the video Jon, and again bringing back some memories for me. My kneck of the woods ,my family was from Tazewell Tn just up the road from the Gap. I just love the sound of the water from the brook....❤

Loving these One Tank Trips. My sister and I are retired and live in the Morristown, Tn area, so this is now on our list of day trips. Thanks so much!

Nice to see you home with Heather again 😊☺

Thank you for showing me Cumberland Gap TN. Jon. It's a beautiful TN. Town. So historical too. Really enjoyed this video. Nice to see you brought your family along. My mother was from Mountain view TN. She grew up around there and Alto close to Winchester and Decherd TN. We used to go every year at the end of May to the family reunion at the Hill Cemetery. My mother was from a long line of Sherrils and Hills. Originating from the upper north East part of TN. My 7th great grandaddy was the first Governor of TN. John Sevier. As my mother ancestors came from one of their children and from one of the Sherrils from England who was in relation. To his wife who helped to settle the North East area of TN. My mother is descended from a group of settlers who signed the papers that founded and made TN. a state. And who helped elect John Sevier as governor around the time of the 1700s. And had children who had children with one of the governor's children. Lol. That sort of thing. It's all in my mother's published family history book. My mother passed away in 2015 and was from a big family of 9 kids. I still have mom's family book. So my mom and I are thru many years descended from the first Governor of this great state of Tennessee! I'm so proud of my historical heritage. It's so nice to see parts of TN with you. Thanks for your beautiful videos.

It's nice seeing your wife on the trip. You should do more of these.

Thankyou yes it's lovely 😚

You saw some of my state🌵and now I get to enjoy some of yours🌄👍

I love when you take us along on your travels, and that Heather and little Nancy could go with you this time, Thank you for sharing

I love so much to have my memories back thanks alot love you for that thanks again for letting me tag along peace

Beautiful area, thanks for the adventure

It was so beautiful to how a small town made old buildings into something new

How crowded was the trail.??

Jon I want to give you 2 thumbs 👍 on the 1 tank trips! I absolutely love babbling brooks, and waterfalls. They're on my passion list, and Tigers are on that list as well! My favorite waterfall to explore is "Dry Falls" in the Pisgah National Forest in Highlands, North Carolina. It's the only waterfall I've ever been to where you can literally walk behind it!!! Oh by way, Heather and your Pomeranian are beautiful!! Years ago I had a solid black Pomeranian, I wanted to name him after Eddie Murphy, so I gave him the name, Murphy!! See ya on the next one! 🍔🍟☕

I love that beautiful vintage Red Truck!!! I have vintage Red trucks on my Pinterest page!!!

Loved the tour of Cumberland Gap!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jon No disrespect please, I think your dicing with death to get away with it once was a miracle, I don't think you should do it, I really don't I think it's tempting fate, scares me thinking of it 😯❤

Exploration Unknown, my husband and I went to Cumberland Gap town after watching your video. THANK YOU, THANK YOU for what you do. This place and surrounding area was gorgeous. Would have never gone if it was not for your video. Thank you. Keep up your awesome work

I really want to go to that Cumberland Gab train tunnel, it looks so creepy. To bad you couldn’t make it through this time. Can’t wait for y’all to film it. Great 1 tank trip

Love that place, it's my country. Love your video about this place.

Poor Nancy, you got hamburger, Heather got chx salad and all Nancy got was grass clippings 😪. Loved the vid, so peaceful there and absolutely beautiful 🤗. Bet that babbling creek was cold and water probably awesome tasting 😁. Blessings and safe travels 💒🌬️🤴🌈💞

That is sooo cool!! That chicken salad looked good!! Enjoy these videos!! 💖💖 to all three of you!!

Cumberland Gap, lovely place. Hey, you should see if you can explore the "Lost Sea" in Sweetwater, TN; I'm like 20" away from there, oddly I'v never been to Ruby Falls or Rock City lol … great video, hey Heather and Nancy :)

Loved the sights and sounds of Cumberland Gap! Your train tunnel adventures are among my favorites Jon. Nacy’s adorable and did a great job on her cameo. These one tank trips are awesome. Nice work y’all. Thank you!👍🏼🤘🏼😎

Aww, your little dog is just adorable!!!! Thanks for sharing such a pretty town! :) Big thumbs up!

Hi Jon... love your, "take me fans along" trips. I can no longer get around well enough to go on exploration trips, so this is a treat for me. Have to say that I noticed, when you panned the woods & said you heard something big @ 12:10 there looked to be a big "X" made with crossed trees. Can only get a side view, but it made me think of the videos I have watched about finding many such "X's" & other structures in Colorado, Florida, Alabama, Utah, Pennsylvania, plus a number of other states. Check them out if you haven't. First one I suggest would be Colorado Bigfoot with Mark or "The Trail to Bigfoot" in Florida with Chris & Mark, or "Into the Woods With Jeff" out of Penn. Love your Video's & stay safe out there. Call me Gram in Texas.

born in Middlesboro, raised in Cumberland Gap!!! and ive walked through that tunnel... thanks for the vid

The sign you couldn't read says CARDUI. It was an otc patent medicine.

This was my first experience with your One Tank Trip videos!! I really enjoyed the beautiful scenery, the darling town, the babbling brook and the freaky tunnel. Thank you.

Everything is brick. I wonder is they had a fire at some point and built everything brick after that.

My 6th great grand father Richard Henderson was part of the Boone explorations. Richard actually (illegally) bought land from the natives. He had gotten into a bit of trouble over that but unfortunately died prematurely before his son, William, settled in what is present day Green County TN. William is my 5th great grand. William ended up marrying the Rev War ver Thomas Morgan’s daughter Lettice. Thomas settled in Camp Creek and is one of 13 men who started the first Tennessee Transmunition Society. So watching all this helps me imagine the time before TN was even a state. Thanks

I always hit the like but never leave a comment. Didn’t realize it made a difference. Anyway, I like your videos. Love the places you go.

Thanks for sharing. Looks like a nice little old town. Might be a little trip for me and the wife one day. Thanks again. Tony.

Wonderful vlog Jon!! Cumberland Gap is a beautiful little town, very Mayberry like. Also, it was great to see little Nancy with you on her first adventure. I am glad that she is feeling better, she is so cute!!!

Wow, this little place is beautiful. I'm loving this series. I really enjoy your narration and the history you give us. It's great seeing Heather with you too! Thank you, love Kay from the UK 😘 xx

"Very Beautiful Place,Thumbs up also to Wife and Puppy!!!!"

Exploration Unknown.........where are you from? Me and my wife explored where you are, not long ago. And I saw your video on Rocky Top, which is where we live and have spent our entire lives. Me and my wife would love to come with you on an adventure. Either a 1 tank trip, or to an abandoned location.

I was in Tennessee 25 years ago and would LOVE to take our children and grandchildren there! Thanks so much for this beautiful video💞

So relaxing

Love the country life...people are always so friendly n laid back....I have a friend of 51 years living out that way...At the water wheel area...was'nt that a place that a few children drowned? I'm not sure if its this video or another years ago I seen it on..lolo You saying mayberry,reminds me of my little village ,we don't even have a red light...lol...

I just got here this morning at the old mill with my lady. We came from Kansas City Mo. Im enjoying your vids and can't wait to check out the town tomorrow, especially that railroad tunnel.

Just watched this. Love your videos. Now on my bucket list. To visit this place. Just 2 hours from my house

I don’t know if you visited the town during a work week or weekend but it didn’t look to have much activity (as far as people go)? Or is it just that small of a town??? Either way beautiful little place, and great video!

that was a neat little town very interesting history...... have to do a overnight or 30 minute challenge there..... the only place in been in Tennessee was severille very beautiful there enjoy every minute that we were there.... nancy look happy being out stretching her legs....

Really great vid John. Been to Cumberland Gap once before but I think another trip is in order. Thank You!

Almost 100 k subs..Sweet, i was subbed since the night all you guys tried playing real life Fortnite at the jail 👍

I love that place! It is such a neat little town!! So good to see Heather and Nancy!! Love you bunches!! ♥️😍🥰😘

I watched Rocky Top and this one. I loved them. I just can't find the first one in the series. I would like to watch it. Can you group them in a playlist so they're easy to find please thank you

I enjoyed this video. My mother's family is from not far from Cumberland Gap but I've never been to the gap. I'm looking forward to more of your one tank trip videos.

Stopping by from jakes channel. Gotta say these one tank trips are my favorite from your channel. Definitely keep making them when you can

I literally live 5 minutes from Cumberland gap. A few years ago the owner of the pharmacy was murdered there.

I hoped you filmed at least 30 minutes of footage from the brook that you can use personally for stress reduction. Actually, I would be you could sell footage like that to companies who do the stress reduction, meditation products as a side income. You get so much unique footage that I would think it would be marketable.

My old man says,, Arkansas has changed a lot since he was there. he climbed all those mountains, Until here got here and found out what Mountains look like,lol Thanks this was great and I love andy.....

That church stained glass window...pentagram?

I'm from Knoxville but this is making me soooo homesick! I'm seriously jonesing for one of those houses, imagine how good it would feel to restore one, live in it, and share it with everyone, sigh...

I have wondered if the cumberland gap is for real, or just a creation of Louis Lamour's.great story telling and also were the Sackett clan for real as this area was their transplanted homeland when they migrated from Wales according to mister Lamour.