Nestled at the base of the Appalachian Mountains and on the banks of the charismatic Potomac River, Cumberland is a perfect travel destination for you to plan your next vacation. It is known for its rich history and astounding natural beauty. It provides outdoor activities like hiking, biking, camping, boating, fishing, and wildlife viewing. Explore the region on a scenic train journey, tour the numerous fascinating museums and historic buildings, appreciate art at the remarkable galleries, a

Cumberland Island National Seashore is truly a gem of the US National Park system. This barrier island in coastal Georgia boasts pristine natural beaches, gorgeous oak tree tunnels, famous wild horses, and storied history. It

Learn how to make the Cumberland sausage. A flavor filled banger that's unique, thanks to it's long spiral shaped coil.

Cumberland Sauce, is rich with Citrus, Redcurrants, and Port, and makes a terrific accompaniment to Game, and other meats, both hot and cold.

You won't believe the beauty captured in these photos of Kentucky's little Niagara Falls.

Step-by-step method for making Cumberland sauce yourself.

Cumberland Sausage - mildly spiced with common herbs and spices, this traditional meaty British sausage has little filler, freezes well, and can be stuffed into sausage casings or formed into patties.

From touristy Tybee to the remote shores of Cumberland, the Georgia coast is one of the most beautifully preserved areas on earth.

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Learn how to make the Cumberland sausage. A flavor filled banger that's unique, thanks to it's long spiral shaped coil.

Discover our tasty recipe about Cumberland Sauce , discover the ingredients, the procedure and... start cooking with Northfork!

We love Cumberland pie, it's carby, meaty, cheesy and crispy all in one big dish. The best part is the layer of cheese and breadcrumbs sprinkled on top.

With unspoiled beaches washed by the Atlantic, these solitary Sea Islands will take your breath away.

The next time you visit the largest waterfall in our state, be sure to include these 8 things to do around Cumberland Falls in Kentucky.

Lake Cumberland is famous as the Houseboating Capital and is one of America's favorite lakes for boating, fishing, tubing or just cruising around. One thing that everyone agrees on is that Lake Cumberland is one of the most beautiful lakes in Kentucky - featuring gorgeous rocky cliffs...

Traditional Cumberland Sausage is a spiral coil-shaped seasoned PGI pork sausage.

Lake Cumberland in rural Kentucky draws millions of visitors with its beauty, laid-back vibe, and many secluded anchorages.

Debbie Major’s Cumberland sausage with hot potato salad is simple yet full of flavour with its fiery ingredients.

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Cumberland Sausage - mildly spiced with common herbs and spices, this traditional meaty British sausage has little filler, freezes well, and can be stuffed into sausage casings or formed into patties.

My 'Black Cumberland' version of the traditional red currant Cumberland sauce, uses black currants and some very browned onions. Serve this sauce, hot or cold, alongside any meat roast.

The next time you visit the largest waterfall in our state, be sure to include these 8 things to do around Cumberland Falls in Kentucky.

There are many traditional English recipes that are firm favourites at Christmas. Here's are some of them.

Wish to enjoy a relaxing and adventurous excursion in Cumberland? Jump-start your most-awaited vacation with these best things to do in Cumberland, Maryland.

Cumberland Falls SRP Corbin, KY Cumberland Falls is the highest volume waterfall in the south and second highest east of the Mississippi River, with Niagara being the highest. But that's not all. It is one of two waterfalls in the world that have predictable moonbows, and the only one in the western hemisphere. The other one is Victoria Falls in Africa. All you need are clear skies on two nights either side of the full moon night, or the full moon night itself. It gets very crowded there on moonbow nights, so you gotta get where you can to get a photo. Luckily in this photo, I caught a little swirl action in the lower right of the photo.

Famous for its bourbon, horse racing, tobacco, fried chicken and bluegrass music, Kentucky is a state that is filled with culture and all things related to it. It is known ... Read more

Travel Rob visits an amazing island off Georgia's coast and explores the evidence of its history.

One of the most beautiful places to visit on the east coast.

If you missed part 1 of our houseboat adventure click HERE. I love, love, love the beach, but as I mentioned yesterday our family also loves the lake life. When I saw this sign at one of the marinas I nodded my head in agreement. The next few days we fell into what would be our daily schedule for the week. Wake up and see the amazing views of the lake. Eat breakfast, put on swimsuits, and either swim, enjoy the sunshine or float in the water. While the adults relaxed the kids jumped off the top of the house boat. Over and over and over. Next up would involve a little wake-boarding or tubing and everyone would take turns. My little two are still learning to wake-board so they like to ride with the Mr. This girl is an old pro by now though and loves to ride every chance she gets! By this time everyone is usually hungry so it's back to the houseboat for lunch. As you can see, most of the week it felt like we were the only ones there. We'd spend the rest of the afternoon doing pretty much more of the same. Lost of swimming, fishing, jumping, paddle boarding and relaxing. We also did some turtle spotting. The kids were convinced we saw this same turtle everywhere we went. That was until we went to the marina one day to get more ice and saw this: The most turtles in one place that I have ever seen in my life! They were eating whatever people would throw down for them including crackers or the "fish food" that you could buy for $0.25. We usually stayed in one place for two nights, but if we did decide to move locations on the lake this is how we traveled. We had planned to go out to eat a lot more than we did, but with a grill on the houseboat we just ended up cooking most nights which was nice after a long day on the water. Everyone was just fine with that because it meant we could just be casual and the girls loved it because they wanted to wear their Simply Southern t-shirts every chance they got. My sweet friend, K, got them for each of the girls! We did decide to get all dolled up and go to dinner one night. It was fun to change things up a bit! We ate at the Jamestown Marina and the food was really delicious. The views of the sunset on the way back to the houseboat were breathtaking! I'll share about the rest of our trip tomorrow so be sure to check back then! I'll also be sharing tips, tricks and things we learned along the way for anyone else interested in a trip like this! Follow us on Pinterest HERE. Follow us on Instagram HERE. Follow us on Facebook HERE. Follow us on Twitter HERE. ***This post contains affiliated links.***

What do Hilton Head, the Florida Keys, and Mackinac Island all have in common? They were voted best continental U.S. islands by Travel + Leisure readers. Plan your next beach vacation.

Tennessee, nicknamed The Volunteer State, sure has a lot of places to see and visit. When browsing through some of the most amazing pictures I was surely amazed with how ... Read more

Our modern take on an old English recipe, featuring red currant jelly, red wine, citrus, and spices, is great served with roast turkey, ham, or duck.

A British sauce combining currants, port, and citrus adds a tart and fruity touch to holiday favorites like sweet glazed ham.

The Cumberland Gap National Historical Park is in Tennessee, Kentucky, and Virginia, and it is best used for hiking, camping, and exploring.

Cumberland Sauce is an old English sauce. Sweet and sour, it is traditionally served with cold meats and is excellent with lamb, pork and just about any game. A must at Christmas for us.

Our modern take on an old English recipe, featuring red currant jelly, red wine, citrus, and spices, is great served with roast turkey, ham, or duck.

Serve this gourmet sauce as an accompaniment to the Christmas ham.

People often talk about how moving the shore is—a place that relaxes, awakens, and recharges. Then there are those whom, well, it literally moves: "Our family loved going to the beach so much that we spontaneously picked up and moved our family of six there! No job, no plan, no idea whether we'd truly like it or not.... We just did it," says Mike Ragsdale, formerly of Birmingham, AL, now of Santa Rosa Beach, FL. "That was almost four years ago, and we all agree it was the best thing we ever did as a family." What is it about ocean shorelines that has such power? They touch every sense: the redolence of fresh sea breeze, the sand underfoot, the sparkling sunsets, and the white noise of crashing waves. Whether you're reclining on windswept sands or trekking across dizzying bluffs, the ebb and flow of the water is hypnotic, and its sheer expanse grounding. Something as vast as the ocean just puts all of life's little worries into perspective. "For me, it's the freedom that comes with a coastal visit that's particularly appealing," says Jeanna Zelin, founder of Retreats by the Sea, which organizes luxury wellness getaways to such beachside destinations as Portland, ME; Santa Barbara, CA; and Chatham, MA. "You're on vacation, so there's no work to be done. Plus, the textures and scents and sounds of the surf carry your mind away—you turn off your left brain and just start feeling." Zelin's lifelong affinity for the beach stems from childhood summers on North Carolina's Outer Banks, where wild ponies roam on certain shores. Those on Shackleford Banks have a special story, says Zelin: "The origin of the Shackleford horses, according to my relatives in North Carolina, is a mystery—with the most common legend telling the story of Spanish mustangs swimming ashore from a wrecked ship." Camping next to meandering horses, especially ones with such a backstory, makes for the most romantic and rustic of beach scenes. Treasures can be found along all of the United States' coasts, 95 thousand miles of eastern, western, northern, and southern shoreline that exemplify the diversity our country has to offer. Rent a convertible, crank up some Beach Boys, and cruise down the glittery glam beaches that line California's Pacific Coast Highway. Or, for a more isolated drive, try winding in and out of the majestic fjords draping southeast Alaska's forested border, a haven for bald eagles and humpback whales. So whether you crave a bracing hike along blustery seaside cliffs or a relaxed afternoon under the fiery sun, the U.S. has a shore to match your every mood—and views that will blow you away.