Experience the Indian Rockhouse Hiking Trail Adventure
The trail is
steep and
strenuous in
some areas.
The hike
usually takes
3-4 hours with
a break for
lunch. This trail
travels down
into the valley
of Panther
Creek so the
return is mostly
uphill to get
back to the
trailhead and
bus.
The three and a half mile trail
weaves through several different
micro-climates. The
hike offers
views of a wide variety of plant
and animal species and
showcases several geologic
formations that have been carved
by exposure to wind and water.
The effect of human presence is visible
along the trail.
Because of a wide range of natural
resources available in this area, people
have used it for thousands of years.
Should you use the steps or
the trail beside them?
Does this enhance your understanding and
appreciation of the resource?
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Once everyone has had lunch and a chance to explore,
we learn about the National Park Service’s mission to
protect and
preserve these special places
and how
everyone can help. Then it’s time to hike back up to the
trailhead and bus to return to school.
Explore the challenging Indian Rockhouse hiking trail that offers stunning views of Panther Creek valley, diverse plant and animal species, and unique geological formations. Discover the rich history of human presence in the area and learn about the National Park Service's mission to protect and preserve these natural resources. Don't miss the rewarding lunch break at Indian Rockhouse before making the uphill journey back to the trailhead.
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The trail is steep and strenuous in some areas. The hike usually takes 3-4 hours with a break for lunch. This trail travels down into the valley of Panther Creek so the return is mostly uphill to get back to the trailhead and bus.
The three and a half mile trail weaves through several different micro-climates. The hike offers views of a wide variety of plant and animal species and showcases several geologic formations that have been carved by exposure to wind and water.
Because of a wide range of natural resources available in this area, people have used it for thousands of years. The effect of human presence is visible along the trail. Does this enhance your understanding and appreciation of the resource? Should you use the steps or the trail beside them?
Arrival at Indian Rockhouse means it is lunchtime! Once everyone has had lunch and a chance to explore, we learn about the National Park Service s mission to protect and preserve these special places and how everyone can help. Then it s time to hike back up to the trailhead and bus to return to school.
