Cumberland Falls State Park
'Eagle Falls'Eagle Falls at Cumberland Falls State Park
Cumberland Falls State Park
'Moonbow at Cumberland Falls' © Lynn Farmer Photo 2003-2009
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Cumberland Falls State Park
'April Dogwoods' © Lynn Farmer Photo 2003-2009
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Cumberland Falls State Park
'Cumberland Falls, Kentucky' © Jeanne Sickler
Cumberland Falls State Park
'Cumberland Falls' © Ruth C. Taylor
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Very pretty spot to visit
Cumberland Falls State Park
'Cumberland Falls' © Copyright for this photo belongs solely to Donald R Curry. Images may not be copied, downloaded, or used in any way without the expressed, written permission of the photographer.
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Downstream of the falls
Cumberland Falls State Park
'Moonbow at Cumberland Falls' © Lynn Farmer Photo 2003-2009
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Cumberland Falls State Park
'Moonbow' © Lynn Farmer Photo 2003-2009
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Moonbow at Cumberland Falls
Cumberland Falls State Park
'Fall on The Cumberland River' © Lynn Farmer Photo 2003-2009
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Cumberland Falls State Park
'Moonbow At Cumberland Falls' © Lynn Farmer Photo 2003-2009
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Cumberland Falls State Park
'Looking Upstream'Taken from Eagle Falls trail.
Cumberland Falls State Park
'In The Sun'Only the falls is lite by the sun in this spring photo.
Cumberland Falls State Park
© Michael Mynatt
Cumberland Falls
Cumberland Falls State Park
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Cumberland Falls
Cumberland Falls State Park
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Highway 90 Bridge
Cumberland Falls State Park
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The Falls
Cumberland Falls State Park
© Michael Mynatt
Rafting on the Falls
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© Michael Mynatt
The Falls
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A beautiful rainbow just above the Waterfalls during the daytime.
Cumberland Falls State Park
'Dogslaughter Falls' © Copyright Jason Haley
Just about 5 miles before reaching the parking lot for Cumberland Falls off of a forest road called Dogslaughter Road. A short hike gets you here and go a little further to get to the Cumberland River.
Cumberland Falls State Park
'Cumberland ' © Ted Denman 2010
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This was taken on a hike through the Cumberland Falls State Park.
Cumberland Falls State Park
© Copyright Kurt Bauer
Cumberland Falls State Park
© Copyright Kurt Bauer
Cumberland Falls State Park
'Cumberland Falls'CC Ted Denman
Cumberland Falls State Park
'The Rocks At Cumberland Falls' © Jeanne Sickler
Cumberland Falls State Park
'Azalea In Bloom' © Jeanne Sickler
Cumberland Falls State Park
'Falls Rainbow' © Jeanne Sickler
Cumberland Falls State Park
'Senic Bridge' © Jeanne Sickler
Cumberland Falls State Park
'Cumberland Falls' © Karma Effect Photographix
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Cumberland Falls, sometimes called the Little Niagara, the Niagara of the South, or the Great Falls, is a large waterfall on the Cumberland River in southeastern Kentucky. Spanning the river at the border of McCreary and Whitley counties, the waterfall is the central feature of Cumberland Falls State Resort Park, which is surrounded by the Daniel Boone National Forest.
Cumberland Falls State Park
'Autumns Reflection'Still waters reflect about the falls.
Cumberland Falls State Park
'Framed'
Cumberland Falls State Park
'At Dust'
Cumberland Falls State Park
© Michael Mynatt
In Bloom at the Falls
Cumberland Falls State Park
'Cumberland Falls' © Lynn Farmer Photo 2003-2009
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Cumberland Falls State Park
© Lynn Farmer Photo 2003-2009
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Cumberland Falls State Park
'The Falls'This is the Falls from trail 9
Cumberland Falls State Park
'Cumberland Falls'One of the most beautiful falls Ive photographed. Wonderful park to visit.
Imagine a wall of water falling 60 feet into a boulder-strewn gorge, a whispering mist that kisses the face and a magical moonbow visible on a clear night under a full moon. Known as the "Niagara of the South," the 125-foot wide curtain of water is dramatic day or night. But it's only at night during a full moon that you can see the moonbow, a phenomenon not found anywhere else in the Western Hemisphere!
The area is a natural choice for water-sports enthusiasts, offering white-water rafting and canoeing among other water activities. A professional outfitter is just 5 miles east of the resort.
As spectacular as the setting that surrounds it, the historic Dupont Lodge, built of massive hemlock beams and knotty pine, offers a spectacular view of the Cumberland River Valley. It's the perfect retreat after a day of hiking, rafting, swimming or horseback riding.
Moonbow Dates Visible during clear weather. 2005 moonbow dates: Jan 23-27 Feb 22-26 Mar 23-27 Apr 22-26 May 21-25 Jun 20-24 Jul 19-23 Aug 17-21 Sep 16-20 Oct 15-19 Nov 14-18 Dec 13-17.
Enjoy the great outdoors in the campground, featuring 50 campsites with electric and water hookups. The campground has a central service building with showers and rest rooms, a grocery, and a dump station.
Campground and grocery open March 29 - October 31.No advance reservations. Check-out by 2:00 PM, Eastern time. Pets are allowed if restrained.
The one and two-bedroom cottages have unique appeal. Most cottages have fireplaces. Tableware, cooking utensils, and linens are provided, with fresh linens available daily.
Cottages are available by late afternoon. Check-out by 11:00 AM, Eastern time.
Cool off on a hot summer day with a dip in an Olympic-size pool. Pool is short distance from Lodge and Woodland Rooms.
Use of pool is free to lodge and cottage guests. Fee for the public.$3.50 Adult (13 & older), $2.50 child 6-12, free for child 5 and under.Open Memorial Day - Labor Day. Hours 10-8 through July; 10-6 pm August - Labor Day.
We love staying at the Falls. We try to come down every 3 months to see the moonbow and just relax in the cabin and hike the trails.
We had a great time hiking around and the water was wild to watch. The water levels were up so high that it was a raging white water river and the power of the falls was awesome. We are going back when the water level goes back to normal to see it when it is at normal levels in all its true beauty.
Such majestical beauty, only the hand of God could create all the beauty we have to behold and to bestow upon others.........
