Trip Idea
Explore Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial
Duration | Half Day |
Topic(s) | Burial, Cemetery and Gravesite, Farming and Agriculture, Forests and Woodlands, Presidents, Trails, Birthplace, National Cemetery, Monuments and Memorials, Schools and Education, Civil War, Laborer and Worker more » |
Activities | Front-Country Hiking, Living History |
Type | Kid Friendly, Active, Relaxed, Solitary/Remote, Educational, Inspirational more » |
Parks | Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial |
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Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial
Hike the Boyhood Trail
- Activity Fee: No (Entrance fees may apply)
- Reservations: No
- Activity: Front-Country Hiking
- Pets: Yes
- Location: Boyhood Nature Trail
- Duration: 10–15 Minutes
- Season: Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall
- Time of Day: Day
Walk along the same ground that Abraham Lincoln did when he was a boy growing into a young man.
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Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial
Hike the Trail of Twelve Stones
- Activity Fee: No (Entrance fees may apply)
- Reservations: No
- Activity: Front-Country Hiking
- Pets: Yes
- Location: Trail of Twelve Stones
- Duration: 10–20 Minutes
- Season: Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall
- Time of Day: Day
The Trail of Twelve Stones is a unique way to review some of the major events in Abraham Lincoln's life. Beginning just east of the Cabin Site Memorial, twelve historic stones area are arranged in chronological order at irregular intervals. Small bronze tablets, located near each stone, briefly explain the events in Lincoln's life associated with each of the memorial stones. Several shaded, stone-bench rest areas are provided for your convenience.
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Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial
Visit Lincoln Living Historical Farm
- Activity Fee: No (Entrance fees may apply)
- Reservations: No
- Activity: Living History
- Pets: Yes
- Location: Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial
- Duration: 10–30 Minutes
- Season: Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall
- Time of Day: Day
Lincoln Living Historical Farm is a working pioneer homestead with a log cabin, outbuildings, split rail fences, livestock, gardens and field crops. Rangers dressed in period clothing perform a variety of activities typical of daily life in the 1820s.
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Last updated: March 4, 2021