Exploring the Boxcar Rocks ~ New Series Intro

[@almediafleck1512]

we lived there because of a job there .we lived 3 yrs there. Tunkannock it was a nice little town.then we moved to Lacyville and then Mcshopping I would like to hear alittle bit of history from those places THANK YOU> AND STAY SAFE OUT THERE. KEEP THE VIDEOS coming

[@ein117]

Thanks for sharing! Took my kids up this weekend and we did some exploring. Ran into a couple and they asked how we found out about this place. And i told them watching your videos is how i found out about it. They watch your channel also.

[@squidgameisaliarisawnosqui5341]

O yeah love it😢😢 plus I hope to see some covered bridges, you should do magnet fishing near them see what you find on to the next

[@SQWIB]

Love that area, just stealth camped up there a while back, very cool area, thanks for sharing.

[@allenmiciek6814]

Can't wait for your new series to start Cliff

[@leeherring470]

Most of those rocks sure look like weathered concrete to me. Very intriguing. Thanx for the videos

[@lindamccaughey6669]

Oh wow that place is awesome. It would be great seeing more of these rocks. Thanks for taking me along. Please take care

[@marthasave7000]

Love to know more about those amazing box car rocks 😮 will be looking forward to your next story about them ! How long thay been there, maybe since the beginning of time ❤

[@alexandria8255]

very cool. will be a nice, new informative series!

[@patriciawilson5950]

I love your videos of pa. It's an amazing state with so much history. But I do wish you or someone like you would explore Michigan. Thanks for sharing with someone who is no longer physically able to do this.

[@R.C.1161]

AT off 309. Knifes edge on a wet day :) Looking forward to that vid.

[@ruthgoebel723]

I haven't been out there for quite a while. It's about time I get back out there. This is going to be an interesting series for sure!

[@ronsadusky9707]

Hi Cliff, I’ve been to Boxcar multiple times, even across Goldmine rd to the continuation of the same ridge of rock. I just have a quick suggestion, it would be great if you could find a geologist to tag along with you to explain to us what we are looking at! Love your videos.

[@MaksimOutdoors]

The more series the better! Looks like an interesting place to explore so I’m excited to see more, reminds me a little of the laurel highlands hiking trail out here in western Pa. Happy trails cliff!

[@leefitzgerald8950]

A series would be awesome!

[@kateclark7250]

This will be an interesting series. Have fun doing this.

[@edc6333]

Would love to see a series about this topic.

[@JamesRobertSmith]

I think I'd enjoy a Boxcar Rocks series. Go for it! Lots of places like that seem to have legends of things being buried or hidden beneath them. There was a spot I used to visit and camp when I was a kid called Cedar Cliffs. The local legend there was that Confederate gold was buried somewhere beneath the house-sized boulders between the cliff and the river.

[@debbiehills2928]

A series on the boxcar rocks would be great!❤😊❤

[@shenanigans8apeach]

At the top of peters mtn i believe theres something similar. Believe its called square rock point. The view from it is pretty nice

[@Curious1304]

300 million years old my friend. This formation is magnificent. Thanks for another decent length video Cliff. Please continue to use the location detail feature so others in the PA area can easily reference.

[@nancymann5351]

To me it looks like a snake head rather than whale. Looking forward to the new series. Please be careful out there and keep your vehicles locked. ❤❤

[@barbkriner2374]

Wow that's neat

[@BrianPhillips-le3gl]

As of 6 p.m. Tuesday, September 12 ,2023 the escaped prisoner in Pennsylvania is believed to be in an area 35 miles Northwest of Philadelphia. Be Safe!🙏

[@mgratk]

Worry too about the thousands that the DA releases without charges or with far lesser charges.

[@lindaxwrenoh]

@@mgratkonly on youtube will someone politicize someone being concerned about someone else’s safety.

[@mgratk]

@@lindaxwrenoh Its a very legitimate concern. Philly and surrounding areas are very dangerous. On purpose.

[@coalregionrider18960]

Been there before. Nice view from uptop and a good place to ride to.

[@kennethzullick6897]

I look forward to this new series , Do it.

[@chrisgray8774]

Would the quartz pebbles in the conglomerate indicate the presence of silver or copper?

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

Not in this case.

[@donnasilver940]

U could tell yhe rocks are natural.COoooo!

[@BruceHackenberg-lm2xt]

Hi Cliff. I was wondering if you've considered visiting, some remnant coa mines and an old brick generation station from the 20's. It is in the Weiser forest area of Wiconisco , Crossroads rd to Spectown rd, finally to State Gamelands 264. Happy wandering. Bruce H.

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

I filmed in that area years ago.

[@smittysmitty481]

No way those rocks are natural! Very cool video

[@Dashbshots]

So many of the hidden caves with Indian artifacts have already been found by past generations. Some artifacts are sometimes donated to historic societies in smaller towns while others remain in families. I know of a small group that explored a cave that is behind a water fall on private land. They used a metal detector and found just one coin from the 1700's. I've been staring at the ground hoping to find an arrowhead for many years but never do find anything Indian related. But I do find fossils from time to time. Seems like you'd almost have to be a mountain climber to explore ledges and caves where people didn't dare go to look in the past. Places where the common person would never think of going. You could dig down into the dirt at caves or ledges to look for pieces of arrowheads. Maybe someone spent a day chipping away to make a arrowhead at a place with an overhang.

[@debbiehills2928]

❤up to 63000!😊❤🎉

[@rickimoler7158]

Are those rocks an upheaval or glacial till....looks more like upheaval to me...?

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

Upheaval and erosion.

[@s2s536]

Love the boxcar rocks, hate the graffiti, but it does look better than the last time I was out there. If anyone knows who cleans the graffiti or how they clean it off, I would like to know, and would volunteer my time to help.

[@KevinSmith-qk8vi]

How long is the walk to the rocks

[@amerwine]

About 20 minutes.

[@bdickinson6751]

1/2 mile or so, but they go on for a distance.

[@jordanbey870]

Giants build that..

[@davidmiddlebrooks5615]

so how do you think those rocks got stacked up like that? did they get pushed up by a glacier?

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

Erosion

[@cynthiaarnold5807]

Cliff those rocks have been done to death. I don't know. Sort of like your bridge videos. Get tired of them. Dont get me wrong you do great videos on them. I wish you would do them showing 2 or 3 bridges in one video. Great job Cliff.

[@charminghollowforge1109]

If you happen to find anything of Native American importance please don’t video it the graffiti is bad enough let alone the degradation of an even more sacred place

[@user-David-Alan]

Is it a glacial or erosional formation? Thanks for the video. Stay well.

[@bdickinson6751]

Erosional no glaciation in that area.

[@BrianPhillips-le3gl]

You shouldn't even have to pick up someone else's trash. 😠but nasty people do nasty things!👎

[@rodneyrote6261]

You ever been to the rocks at Governor stables

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

I have been there.

[@Dangerous_5201]

Reminds me of the Megolithic wall in Montana, this one looks like. Geopolymer or a cement...I love this channel, but, I have to say that I disagree that this is without a doubt, a natural formation...considering the stuff Paul Cook is finding in the UK I would not be surprised if the US has the same stuff, just buried completely...maybe we might not know as much as we think we know....just saying.

[@gracemccoy1970]

I have discovered you on KZbin and was wondering if you're also a geocacher

[@Curious1304]

nope I think cliff doesn't do that atheist as I recall

[@mgratk]

He has visited a couple geocache locations, but that is not the focus of the videos for the most part.

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

I don't intentionally do geocaching, I do find them on occasion.