That’s Cumberland Falls State Resort Park in Corbin, Kentucky in a nutshell – except the “wow” keeps repeating like a skipping record. Nature’s own masterpiece – Cumberland Falls cascades 68 feet across ancient sandstone, creating a misty spectacle that’s earned its “Niagara of the South” nickname. Beyond the falls themselves, Cumberland Falls State Resort Park offers 1,657 acres of pristine wilderness that makes your desktop background look like amateur hour. A hotel was built near the falls in 1931, and the park was officially established in 1933 as part of Kentucky’s state park system. For more information about Cumberland Falls State Resort Park, visit their official website or Facebook page.