Glad you enjoyed the adventure, thanks for watching!

It’s a really nice area in the heart of the gorge. Thanks for watching!

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!

Awesome, it’s a great hike. Thanks for watching!

It is loaded, one of the best areas in RRG! You’re welcome and thanks for watching.

I love RRG as well, thanks!

Sweet, thanks for adding!

Awesome! You’ll be hooked to RRG now lol Glad the video was informative and helpful on your visit!

We will definitely be back! Will be checkin out your other videos of area as well, although Ill just enjoy your views of Indian staircase from here.

I’m a little over an hour away from RRG but I’m in the area regularly. Glad you enjoy the videos! Hopefully one day I can become a ‘KZfaqr’ lol I’m still a ways away from monetization tho, maybe one day! 🤞🏼

I know a lot of adults that can’t/won’t do the staircase 😅 That is a nice looking campsite, it gets used a lot. The Adena Overlook is one of my favorites in the gorge.

That’s the one in the video! There’s also an arch across the valley from it called Adena Arch.

I’ve not yet, you’re not the first to mention a video for Cherokee. I’ll definitely have to get one up sooner than later sounds like!

Agreed, a lot of stuff to see in the area.

Plan on doing a video to Red Byrd when the cold months get here. The best/easiest route is from Calaboose Ridge. I think the unofficial trailhead shows up on Google. A lot of the hike is following old road beds but be prepared for lots of downfall. Have a good map or gps, you follow the ridge all the way out until you’re close to the arch, then you head downhill to it. There’s a user trail, not sure how worn it is, I’ve not been there in about a year.

@@ExploringWithDRob thank you very much that will help me a lot to find it, i been going to the gorge for years now, still a lot of arches ain't seen yet that I'd love to see, wanna see the Indian arch and adenas arch but my wife has ankle issues and she can't do the Indian staircase, can i ask if there's another way to Indian arch without going up Indian staircase so she can see it, and do you have any idea if they've decommissioned the cloud splitter yet really wanted to see that before they did, my wife refuses that one 🤣🤣🤣 but that one's gonna be a treat to myself if they didn't decommissioned it yet, it really makes me sad that some people can't go and see this magnificent place without causing destruction, and or leaving graffiti on these rocks, like you said in you're video they are an eyesore and takes the essence of the naturallity out of what one should see, and leaving trash they're the reasons these amazing places are getting closed, thank you a lot for the reply and the help on directions on the red Byrd, I've watched all you videos and I have them saved on playlists, they've been more helpful finding these spots than any other resources because you take time to point out every detail, things to look for to guide ones adventure, and looking forward to another video, have a good one I'll speak to you if i ever run into ya on one of the trails,🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

To my knowledge, CloudSplitter is still accessible, heavily trafficked trail up to it. To get to Indian Arch, start at Bison Way trailhead. Take it til it intersects with the Sheltowee Trace. At that intersection you’ll see a sign that points right to corner ridge and left to the Red River. Make a left and follow the Sheltowee towards the Red River. Indian Arch is right along the trail roughly 1.5 miles from that intersection. To get to Adena Arch, follow the Sheltowee Trace past Indian Arch to the top of the hill. The Sheltowee will continue to the right. But to get to Adena Arch, you’ll see a heavily trafficked user trail to the left. Follow that trail out to Adena Arch. Afterwards, follow that trail back out to the Sheltowee and then just follow the trail out the same way you came in, make an out and back trip out of it. Hope that helped. And appreciate you watching/enjoying the videos, thanks for watching!

@@ExploringWithDRob your welcome! It most certainly helped that was more info than I could find anywhere else much appreciated have a good one 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

It’s right on the Sheltowee Trace, you can’t miss it when you go through there. Pretty impressive arch.

There’s one spot where you’d have to help it up a spot about chest high. I know a few people who have taken their dogs up the staircase tho, so it is manageable.

@@ExploringWithDRob Thanks!