Exploring in a Winter Wonderland - Cumberland Falls State Resort Park - Frozen Waterfalls - Kentucky

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Running behind getting this video up but it’s finally made its arrival.
On today’s adventure we get out and play in the snow and ice and capture some winter scenes and frozen waterfalls!
Seems like the past few winters in Kentucky have been short lived, so when the conditions are present you have to take advantage of them. As we start in to February and get closer to Spring there’s less chances for snow but maybe I get lucky and we get one more nice snow coat so I can get out and photograph a few more places dressed in white!
Enough of me rambling. Be safe out there especially in extreme conditions! If you have any thoughts or questions be sure to comment. Thanks for watching.
Let’s Go!

Go prepared, grab that GPS and stay safe, try your best to Leave No Trace!
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[denisejamour]

Didn’t know the name of the small falls across the bridge. It’s beautiful in the spring. Beautiful pictures!!

[kristainthebackcountry]

The close up shots of Vanover Falls are really neat! Wish I had went over that way while I was there 😊

[SalemJagger]

Are you Leary of Bob cats and how would you protect yourself against a bobcat 😮
Breath takingly Gorgeous 🏔️

[DaisyG]

Has anyone else looked at the icicles of these frozen falls and said, oh, so that's where the Norse myths of trolls with long white beards hiding in plain sight on mountainsides come from? Beautiful and intriguing photography, as always!

[freetickeys]

I hiked to a totally frozen Copperas prolly a day or two before this taping.. It was epic. People who don't hike in the winter are missing the best part of the year. It's like eating the bones and throwing the meat away.