CUMBERLAND FALLS

Home About the Moonbow Cumberland Falls, Kentucky Photographing the Moon Rainbow 2012 - 2013 Cumberland Falls Moonbow Schedule Moonbow in Kentucky Waterfalls in Kentucky The First Photo Attempt Cumberland Falls DuPont Lodge Fishing at the Falls Moonbow and Lunar Rainbow Links Current Moonbow Pictures   Kiwanis Trail Scroll and Click on the Sign for some history Completed in 1927 Gatliff Bridge Completed in 1954   Click on the above photo a Rainbow Video My favorite tourists    Cumberland Falls State Resort Park 7351 Highway 90 Corbin, KY 40701-8857 Phone: (606) 528-4121 Toll Free 800-325-0063 CumberlandFalls@ky.gov

Cumberland Falls State Resort Park, KENTUCKY Dave Jordan, Park Manager     This is one of many Kentucky major attractions.  Location: Cumberland Falls is located in the Daniel Boone National Forest in Southeastern Kentucky with the falls bordering Whitley and McCreary Counties. The State Park is located on KY 90 from U.S. 25W near Corbin and Williamsburg, and from U.S. 27 near Whitley City and Somerset. Cumberland Falls State Park is on the Cumberland River. The outstanding natural feature is Cumberland Falls, known for its famous moonbow.   Along with the moonbows seen on and around Full Moon nights, rainbows can be seen on most sunny days. Photo by Aunt Noemi   All photos shot at 1 second exposure except the one below  Click Here For a Close-Up of the Rainbow  Video     While observing the moonbow is the park's best-known activity, there are plenty of other things to do.    For more information on the park and Cumberland Falls     ClickHere        Scroll / Click on the Riding Stable      Scroll and Click on    The Gift Shop and Museum and Visitor's Center.      The Kentucky State Park System is composed of 52 state parks plus an interstate park shared with Virginia. The Department of Parks, an agency of the Commerce Cabinet, operates 17 resort parks with lodges -- more than any other state!                 View Larger Map