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Cumberland Falls State Resort Park Early Morning Fog © David Hyde
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park © David Hyde
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park Cumberland Falls © Jaganadha R Sastry Karra
A beautiful rainbow just above the Waterfalls during the daytime.
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park Cumberland Falls © Ted Denman
CC Ted Denman
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park Cumberland Falls State Park © Charles Howard
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park Cumberland Falls State Park © Charles Howard
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park Cumberland Falls State Park © Charles Howard
Downstream of the falls
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park Cumberland Falls © Jason Vickers
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 Resort Park Framed © Johnnie Nicholson
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park Dogslaughter Falls © 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 Resort Park Cumberland Falls © Lynn Farmer
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park The Rocks At Cumberland Falls © Jean Sickler
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park Cumberland Falls, Kentucky © Jean Sickler
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park Moonbow At Cumberland Falls © Lynn Farmer
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park Moonbow © Lynn Farmer
Moonbow at Cumberland Falls
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park © Kurt Bauer
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park Falls Rainbow © Jean Sickler
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park Looking Upstream © Johnnie Nicholson
Taken from Eagle Falls trail.
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park Senic Bridge © Jean Sickler
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park © Kurt Bauer
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park Cumberland Falls © Ruth C. Taylor
Very pretty spot to visit
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park Autumns Reflection © Johnnie Nicholson
Still waters reflect about the falls.
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park The Falls © John Bandrofchak
This is the Falls from trail 9
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park © Lynn Farmer
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park © Michael Mynatt
Cumberland Falls
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park Moonbow at Cumberland Falls © Lynn Farmer
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park Cumberland Falls © Don Curry
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park At Dust © Johnnie Nicholson
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park April Dogwoods © Lynn Farmer
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park Moonbow at Cumberland Falls © Lynn Farmer
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park Azalea In Bloom © Jean Sickler
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park In The Sun © Johnnie Nicholson
Only the falls is lite by the sun in this spring photo.
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park © Michael Mynatt
Rafting on the Falls
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park © Michael Mynatt
The Falls
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park © Michael Mynatt
Cumberland Falls
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park © Michael Mynatt
Highway 90 Bridge
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park © Michael Mynatt
In Bloom at the Falls
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park Cumberland Falls © Ellen White
One of the most beautiful falls Ive photographed. Wonderful park to visit.
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park Cumberland © Ted Denman
This was taken on a hike through the Cumberland Falls State Park.
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park Eagle Falls © Tammy Davis
Eagle Falls at Cumberland Falls State Park
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park Fall on The Cumberland River © Lynn Farmer
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park © Michael Mynatt
The Falls
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Area Attractions
Gift Shop, Snack Shop and Visitor's Center. Visit the gift shop, featuring a large selection of Kentucky handcrafts, and the snack shop and visitors center, both located in the falls area. The new Visitor's Center is expected to be the first stop in a visitor's encounter with the falls area. Inside the center, a three-dimensional relief map outlines major park facilities. Other exhibits show the area's geology and history and illustrate Native American life. Another display advises visitors how to stay safe in the park, such as staying within the barrier at the falls, avoiding cliffs, and refraining from wading in the river.

Snack shop is open April 1 - October 31. Gift Shop and Visitor's Center open year-round.

The Blair Museum, located in the lodge, features Native American artifacts and exhibits relating to area plants, animals, and history.
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