Waterfalls in United States
Cumberland Falls, Kentucky
Named as the Niagara Falls of the South, the Cumberland falls shares the block-shaped falls shape, misty beauty, and grandeur with its northern rival all except for the tourist bustle. Surrounded by pristine nature, various trails lead the way to the falls and the verdant Daniel Boone National Forest.
Since the first indigenous inhabitants, the mesmerized new migrants and modern tourists- Cumberland falls have long been a source of astonishment and recreation. For those who visit at the right time, the most poetic aspect of Kentucky’s tallest waterfalls is the full moon rainbows, otherwise known as the moonbow.
Named as the Niagara Falls of the South, the Cumberland falls shares the block-shaped falls shape, misty beauty, and grandeur with its northern rival all except for the tourist bustle. Surrounded by pristine nature, various trails lead the way to the falls and the verdant Daniel Boone National Forest.
Since the first indigenous inhabitants, the mesmerized new migrants and modern tourists- Cumberland falls have long been a source of astonishment and recreation. For those who visit at the right time, the most poetic aspect of Kentucky’s tallest waterfalls is the full moon rainbows, otherwise known as the moonbow.
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23 December 2021
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