Natural Bridge is located in the Daniel Boone Natural Forest. Natural Bridge is 78 feet wide and 65 feet high. It is a natural arch of sandstone. It took about a million years to farm the arch. Park rangers will tell you that Natural Bridge has 15 pounds of sandstone in it.
Zack, Tyler and Griffin
Mr. Quisenberry 4th grade class
Cumberland Falls is located in the Daniel Boone National Forest. Once the river crashes over the falls, it forms rapids. Then the river flows through the Daniel Boone national Forest for 7 miles. It runs through a deep, narrow gorge where many relics were left behind by Indians. That means that many years ago, Indians must have seen this beautiful wonder of nature. Cumberland Falls is 125 feet wide. The falls drop for 68 feet.
