This tiny Kentucky town is the birthplace of KFC and the home of the magnificent Cumberland Falls.

What To Do

See One Of The Largest Waterfalls In The U.S. parks.ky.gov; 7351 Hwy.

Moonbows are because of the refraction of light in water droplets, so they only arise near waterfalls.

Corbin, Kentucky

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For a truly unforgettable experience, sign up for horseback riding with a guided party.

Few things are more restorative than traversing through the Kentucky forest atop a beautiful horse.

The river course features Class 3 rapids and unbelievable views for memories that will last a lifetime.

Moonbow at Cumberland Falls

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ky-rafting.com; 2001 Hwy.

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Stroll Through The Quaint Downtown

Make your way out of the woods and onto Main Street.

In this revitalized section of downtown Corbin, youll find everything from antique stores to locally-owned boutiques and restaurants.

Shewoltee Adventure Resort

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Take your time strolling the old-fashioned streets, and be sure to stop at the outdoor railroad museum.

sanderscafe.com; 688 Hwy.

The KFC founder started selling fried chicken from his roadside restaurant in North Corbin during the Great Depression.

Sanders Cafe Museum

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Over the next 75-plus years, Sanders' secret recipe would spawn more than 20,000 KFC locations worldwide.

you might order everything from a wagyu filet to a gourmet chicken sandwich at this upscale yet casual eatery.

The old-fashioned scoop shop is a Wonka-esque wonderland for those with a sweet tooth.

Sanders Cafe

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The lodge features 51 rooms, a full-service restaurant, and a sprawling observation deck overlooking the Cumberland River.

Sheltowee Adventure Resort Covered Wagons

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