CumberlandFalls MoonBow December 3, 2006

Imagine a wall of water falling 60 feet into a boulder-strewn gorge, a whispering mist that kisses the face and a magical moonbow visible on a clear night under a full moon. Known as the "Niagara of the South," the 125-foot wide curtain of water is dramatic day or night. But it's only at night during a full moon that you can see the moonbow, a phenomenon not found anywhere else in the Western Hemisphere!
The area is a natural choice for water-sports enthusiasts, offering white-water rafting and canoeing among other water activities. A professional outfitter is just 5 miles east of the resort.
As spectacular as the setting that surrounds it, the historic Dupont Lodge, built of massive hemlock beams and knotty pine, offers a spectacular view of the Cumberland River Valley. It's the perfect retreat after a day of hiking, rafting, swimming or horseback riding.
2006 Moonbow Dates
January 12th - 16th
February 10th - 14th
March 12th - 16th
April 11th - 15th
May 11th - 15th
June 9th - 13th
July 8th - 12th
August 7th - 11th
September 5th - 9th
October 4th - 8th
November 3rd - 7th
December 2nd - 6th

Official Website: http://parks.ky.gov/resortparks/cf/index.htm