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Cumberland and Yahoo Falls
A day exploring two of Kentucky’s most striking waterfalls—Cumberland Falls and Yahoo Falls—each surrounded by sandstone cliffs, quiet trails, and rich history. From the roar of the Cumberland River to the echoing amphitheater of Yahoo Falls, it was a day of light, water, and reflection.
Berea, KY
Berea, Kentucky, is built around its arts community and the spirit of Berea College. I spent the day exploring the artisan shops, learning about the town’s history, and hiking the East Pinnacles Trail. The views were worth every step, even if the rest of the day didn’t quite match the hype.
Bardstown, KY
I arrived in Bardstown late in the day after winding my way through Mammoth Cave and Lincoln’s birthplace. The town’s old stone buildings, bourbon-scented air, and deep musical roots made it an unexpected highlight of my Kentucky travels. From the Stephen Foster House to the Old Talbott Tavern, Bardstown feels like the kind of place where history and hospitality still live side by side.