When we first arrived at Cumberland Falls, we wanted to go swimming. It was a hot afternoon, but there was just one problem– you can’t swim in the Cumberland River near the falls! The current is way too fast and it’s too dangerous. Thankfully, one of the staff members at our campsite (Sheltowee Trace Outfitters)… 
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The main attraction of Cumberland Falls, and the whole reason we wanted to visit, is the infamous moonbow. For those of you who don’t know, a moonbow is like a rainbow, but instead of the sun shining to give the rainbow it’s colors, the moon provides the light. Supposedly, there are only 2 places in… 
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While we were at Cumberland Falls for our anniversary weekend, we asked our rafting guide where some local spots to go swimming or hiking were. He suggested Eagle Falls for both hiking and a swim. The hiking path for Eagle Falls Trail is along the Cumberland Falls cliff line within the State Park’s borders; in… 
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On every single trip Andy and I take together, we like to mix free activities with pricier ones. This trip in general was a relatively inexpensive one, so our “splurge” was a reasonably-priced rafting ride through Sheltowee Trace Adventure Resort called the Rainbow Mist. The rafting ride took us up close and personal with the… 
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