Did Native American Indians spend time in this Cave?

[@cathycallahan4575]

Our country is gorgeous!

[@davemi3213]

Watching your videos have motivated me to get out and do some exploring on my own after my hip replacement surgery most of the places you go I’m not capable to explore yet but I’m working on it

[@fuzzwack1]

AWESOME,Love these walks,I cant do anymore!!

[@Klesh]

Looks like it's starting to get nice out there in PA. Cool video I watch them all!

[@cherylturner5868]

Sure seems like some of those rock formations were created and not just natural. Love your videos keep up the great job!!!

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

They do look man made, but they are formed naturally

[@charlottekeep461]

@@thewanderingwoodsman7227 You know, the biggest argument for those rocks being a natural formation seems to be " It would have been impossible for a primitive culture ". I'm not convinced? There's a process described by Mann whereby a kind of concrete ( for want of a better word ) was created via rush ' basket ' construction- fill in the blanks. His research doesn't extend this far north, it just makes me very thoughtful- living here for so long we've bumped into some crazy stuff. Those rocks follow around in varying heights to where we are on another ridge. Most you can trace via Google Earth. There's some extremely interesting stuff over here, cairns, cliff carvings, rock shelters. Check it out! :)

[@teresahill1982]

that was an awesome cave. I also like the rock formations on this video and the previous one. That piece of roof was probably from an old shed or something.

[@cristelarodriguez2707]

It was great going to see the big rocks and sitting down on the cave .. really enjoy it .. thank you for taking us with you . Take care and be careful.

[@vikkinicholson2300]

reminds me of Garden of the gods in southern Illinois....beautiful rock formations.

[@gillygil8747]

There is a Garden of the Gods near Colorado Springs. Thanks for the info.

[@anthonywillis6332]

I think this is on the same day that some friends and I were over at boxcar rocks. Wonderful area ! Another great video!

[@pattiondish1773]

This was a really great video !! Thoroughly enjoyed this

[@nickmad887]

Thanks Cliff love your work

[@neitajames6029]

👍✌🖖🕯🦋🌠🌻👌. Love,respect and positivity always. Neita.🙂💕👋👣.

[@Lalunabreeze]

I’m surprised those big rock were natural. Crazy big👍🏼❤️thanks

[@charlottekeep461]

Nicest , most satisfying shots I've ever seen of Boxcar, thank you! Coolest place ever and we've got some extremely cool places in our neck of the woods in PA. There are other rock shelters but you probably know about them. I've only just discovered your KZbin, do you have one from the Gap/Cold Springs Hotel?

[@katiefyock9607]

Coltsfoot. There are many magikcal uses for them. And yes I intended to spell it that way.

[@privatedata665]

Wonderful place

[@hannaliesel876]

I was out in the mountains in VA this past weekend and I too, had my eye out for rattlesnakes. I kept my dog harnessed and on a six foot leash. I pray she never gets bitten. Thanks for your knowledge on the wildflowers from Europe. That is an interesting tidbit to know. I'll have to look up their medicinal properties. Keep hiking and filming. I love your videos.

[@christinet.4159]

It's too bad that someone hasn't made a legging type thing to protect dogs from snake bites. Be safe out there.

[@lucifchristo]

Really man you need to check out the caves at the top of the mountain an Old Forge there are some very large ones up there along the road that goes to Campbell's ledge from the top of Snake Road as soon as you get to the pole line along that road look to your left and go up the hill you'll find your first cave literally at the top of the mountain where the poles are the next one is along that rock face a little ways past it and it's about a hundred feet long and about 20 ft deep at about seven or eight feet high and the overhang comes out a good 10 ft made of the same milkstone type material shown in this video which I'm assuming is the Bedrock from the giant mountains that this Valley and the surrounding areas are the remnants of

[@lucifchristo]

On a side note do you happen to know or have any idea what type of rock that is that you're hiking around and that balance rock is made of? I've only heard it referred to as milk Stone from the old timers where I grew up in Old Forge but I'm really curious to know what it is exactly

[@susanneberglund3723]

In Sweden we called the yellow flower for Tussilago or Hästhov, early spring flower.

[@carbidejones5076]

Thanks. love your vids

[@jasguy2715]

That wall is not all natural. I can guarantee that!

[@rabignall]

Hi. Do you think that some of those rocks were cut by man? Some do and some don't...... thanks for all you do.

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

These rocks are naturally formed. They do have that look of being man made, but they are not

[@JaeDiAMONDZ]

I've been on that trail a few times, but how do you know where to cut into the woods to get up to the ridge?

[@beverlykennedy126]

Wow for me when you asked if anyone knew what the small yellow flowers were I said colts foot and I was right. Wonder why they are called colts foot as they look no more like a hoof than a rock does. . Any way so be it. I finally took the plunge the other day and went for a nice long hike through the woods no ticks that was great and oh how I love the beautiful” smell of the warm sunny woods , what a day had fun if nothing else.

[@staceywalter717]

The conglomerate rock got up there how?

[@staceyroberts3468]

Those rocks r crazy looking!!!

[@Jim_Tabor]

you might like a section of AT called the "rock maze"

[@privatedata665]

It's amazing how much these rocks resemble concrete

[@groundeddutchman5852]

I didn’t know there were Rattlesnakes off of Gold Mine Road, i’ve walked those woods a few times.

[@lucifchristo]

There's rattlesnakes all over Pennsylvania my friend

[@patuxenthistory6410]

I know of Three mines in Northumberland County . I haven't been in them in more than Twenty years . The mines aren't Coal mines and I have no idea of what they did mine out of them . The mines are south of Sunbury .

[@lucifchristo]

That one you refer to as Balanced Rock I would not be surprised if it was manually place there by Native Americans they were known to do such things here in PA I remember hearing not too long ago actually that and it looks like it has some interesting crevices worn into it that Don't look quite natural

[@sandraplonka5225]

Love the rock formation’s and never knew Pennsylvania had rattlesnake. Great info.

[@cherylturner5868]

Sandra Plonka Eastern diamond back

[@HD4lyfe]

We have three native species of venomous snakes here in PA. Timber Rattlesnake, Eastern Massasauga, and Eastern Copperheads.

[@Friskee62]

COOL, as always. When I was younger I did the same kind of wandering, loved it. I see you had a monopod with you...is that for shooting your still shots?

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

I did use the monopod for still shots years ago, but now I bring it along for more of 'snake stick', it extends out up to 6 feet, makes a good pole to poke around in spots that might be snakey

[@Friskee62]

Cool idea...

[@johnpowell6663]

Just out of curiosity, what do you carry in your ruck sack? Do you have emergency gear or is it all video gear?

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

I plan on doing a video on that in the near future

[@michelled.5529]

Interesting you said that the wall looks like it was made by Giants. I'm going up to North Central PA in July and am looking forward to some hiking. I hope to cool places like your videos! www.spanishhill.com/p/giant-skeletons.html?m=1

[@cleoc136]

Did you ever dig down into the dirt to see if you could find an artifact?

[@johnshaffer3405]

There are a lot of cool ghost towns in Okanogan County Washington

[@JudithLou]

John Shaffer, Yes there are.

[@donnajessum]

😊

[@larryduren4408]

Those rocks look placed with all the small ones.Sure some native americans didnt live there.Good video.

[@jigglycupcake2766]

That might be a pre-columbian Irish or Celtic wall that was built

[@piakluth1370]

Really cool rock formations... they sure don't look very natural......to me.......🙂...maybe it was an old mountain castle or something 🤔🙂

[@jigglycupcake2766]

Or even a native American small town

[@ddeaae]

Stone Hedge American Style

[@clambroth1923]

Who constructed the rock structure? The Nephilim

[@susanbrown2909]

I’d be scared of the snakes out there...lucky we don’t have many in the UK..only seen one in all my years.

[@robdwy1708]

Cool

[@georgerpasalich5705]

Reminds me somewhat of Garden of the Gods in Colorado. Sure some of these walls are not man made?

[@vikkinicholson2300]

we have a Garden of the gods in southern Illinois too with great rock formations

[@davidjohnston3770]

A bigfoot cave a family of them or kids out in the woods

[@jigglycupcake2766]

It looks like a wall that was made by pre-columbian times

[@dogbreath676]

Watch for snakes.

[@577buttfan]

He finds big rattlers.