This Kentucky State Park Is Home To One Of The Rarest Natural Phenonemons In The World, And You Have To See It
By Sarah McCosham|Published January 05, 2023
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Sarah McCosham
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I write like it's my job - because it is! I have a Master's in English and love words: crossword puzzles, Scrabble games, Wordle, and, of course, good, old-fashioned books.
I'm a writer and editor at OnlyInYourState, and a contributing writer at Cincinnati Magazine. I love the Great Outdoors and am endlessly awestruck by this beautiful country of ours. Coffee keeps me going, yoga keeps me sane, my kids keep me grounded, and my writing keeps me inspired.
In the middle of the beautiful Bluegrass State, there is a natural phenomenon that’s so rare, it’s only experienced at a few places in the world. At Cumberland Falls State Resort Park, you’ll find the eponymous Cumberland Falls — Kentucky’s “Niagara of the South” — a majestic 68-foot waterfall on the Cumberland River. And not only is Cumberland Falls an awe-inspiring force, this Kentucky waterfall is also the site of an incredibly rare event known as a moonbow.
Have you seen the elusive and enchanting Kentucky moonbow at Cumberland Falls State Resort Park? This is absolutely an experience for your Bluegrass bucket list; a spectacle so marvelous, you’ll be at a loss for words.
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