Hi guys and thank you for getting out with me today. We're out here at Milestone Bluff in nice little area. Looks like they've got some really nice paths, great scenes right here from the parking lot. So stay with us. Just right outside the parking lot it will tell you a little bit about the trail and how the Milestone Bluff received his name from quarrying activity by the settlers from the past century. And the sandstone around the bluff was shaped into Milestones for use in grinding grain. The Milestone you see here is what was left behind. So we'll go check that out. And this was the stone they're talking about right here. On your way in it is a nice gravel path that does work its way up hill. Not too steep though so you'll have a fairly easy walk up. And of course you've got periodic benches for stomping taking a breather. So what they talk about on this trail here is they definitely want you to stay just on the trail. This is an archeological study out here. But they say along this trail we'll be able to see the remains of a stone wall, the community cemeteries, some rock carvings and some village dwellings. And we can just imagine what happened years and years ago. And this area here was the community cemetery. And people were badly buried in shallow stone line graves separated by family or larger group of relatives. Right out in here. And this right here would have been one of those graves. And here is a nice rocky overlook. Awesome. From this bridge you get to see if you can find any of these images and these rocks right down here. I couldn't make any of them out. Hopefully if you come you can't. I believe if you can see that right down there that is the Thunderbird. And then the spider is right back here. Those those were believed by the tribes to have magical powers and those are still being utilized by southeast tribes yet today. And this is telling us that the family homes were built in these small depressions in the ground you see here. And that community building may have been right out in front here. Saying that the large flat area you see here was the community plaza which had several different buildings on it. Thank you for getting out with me today right out here at Milestone Bluff. If you haven't already please subscribe to the channel right up here. And for other great hiking, biking and kayaking videos click right down here. Thanks for watching guys.