Cumberland Falls State Resort Park, Corbin, KY

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What is Cumberland Falls State Resort Park?
- Cumberland Falls State Resort Park is a 1,657-acre park located within the Daniel Boone National Forest.
- The park features a visitor’s center, a 50-site campground, a lodge, and a restaurant with beautiful river views.
What activities can visitors enjoy at the park?
- Guests can explore the area by hiking, mountain biking, fishing, white water rafting, and even horseback riding.
- The park offers guided tours and nature walks to educate visitors about the unique landscape.
What are the unique natural features of the park?
- The 68-foot-tall Cumberland Falls, often referred to as the “Niagara of the South.”
- The 44-foot-tall Eagle Falls, a scenic waterfall surrounded by lush forest.
- A rare moonbow that appears on full moon nights, a phenomenon found in only a few places in the world.
What events are held at the park throughout the year?
- Native American Weekend – Held in March, this event celebrates Native American history and culture.
- Overnight Canoe Adventures – A guided excursion for adventurous visitors.
- Nature Photography Weekend – Takes place in April, perfect for photographers of all skill levels.
- Kentucky Hills Craft Festival – A September event showcasing regional artisans and crafts.

Address: Cumberland Falls State Resort Park, 7351 Hwy 90, Corbin, KY 40701, Phone: 606-528-4121

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