Kings Mountain National Military Park commemorates a pivotal Revolutionary War battle and offers visitors a blend of historical and natural exploration.
Kings Mountain National Military Park marks the site of the Battle of Kings Mountain, a significant engagement during the American Revolutionary War. Situated in the rolling terrain of South Carolina's Piedmont, the park preserves the battlefield where Patriot militia defeated Loyalist forces. The park encompasses diverse woodlands and open fields, offering a glimpse into the landscape of the 18th century. For history enthusiasts, the park provides educational displays and preserved battle sites. Outdoor activities include hiking along trails that cross through historical and natural settings. Visitors can explore the Kings Mountain Battlefield through a range of trails, each spotlighting different aspects of the battle and the park's natural setting. The park's Visitor Center offers exhibits and films detailing the battle's significance and the broader context of the Revolutionary War. As part of the Overmountain Victory National Historic Trail, Kings Mountain is not only a site of historical remembrance but also a destination for nature enthusiasts and families seeking a day outdoors.
Kings Mountain Battlefield
Visitor Center Exhibits
Overmountain Victory National Historic Trail
Panoramic Views from Lookout
A walking tour around pivotal sites from the historic battle.
Connects to broader trail systems, ideal for extended hikes.
Provides artifacts and informative displays on the Revolutionary War.