Black Rock Nature Preserve | Indiana Hidden Gems
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- čas přidán 28. 03. 2020
- On the banks of the Wabash River sits an outcrop of sandstone rock soaring 110 feet above the river, with colorful lichen, honeycomb formations, and alcoves & caves. Explore with us! Like & Subscribe.
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I don't know if you are his father or something, but God bless you for spending time and fostering the growth of a younger person doing a unique hobby and vocation like this. Things like this are important practices and should be continued to be shared.
Thank you, I couldn't agree more. I am his father, he is my adventure buddy!
This was great! As soon as the video started, I thought, "That looks just like Hanging Rock!" Now I'll have to check this one out too. :) Thanks!
I'm pretty sure Hanging Rock and Black Rock are the only large prominences like that on the entire length of the Wabash!
Love all your videos
Thanks!
Cool cave, and I the historical tidbits are a nice touch as well....
I try to add any historical references when I can. Especially when it comes to Native Americans, I know my primary education growing up left a LOT out! Thanks for watching.
Thanks for including a little history lesson with your video . Nice area , will try to visit this preserve later this year . Thanks for posting this video .
It is a small preserve and doesn't take much time to explore, but there are several other preserves in the area that can make for a great day of exploration. Thanks for watching!
Very cool place the cave is interesting and perhaps a great shelter to dodge a severe thunder storm!.. ⛈🌪💨
It is pretty cool, I've been a member of NICHES Land Trust in the past (the group that manages the preserve) but not nearly active enough. Thanks for watching Max!
Pretty cool for a small place 👍👍. Great time to be outdoors.
Indeed! Thanks for watching.
Really nice video and great cave dwellings! Thanks for sharing! I don’t get up the Wabash way, I live down by the Ohio and have been studying Native American folklore and dwellings around this area.
Anyways, really enjoyed seeing you two exploring together! 🙂
Thanks! You have way more to explore down by the Ohio, good stuff.
Beautiful rocks! 👏
It's a neat place, for sure. Thanks for watching!
Loved the history 👍 Did you think about playing hide and go seek there? 😁 Cool rocky exploration. 💪
Haha yeah it would be a good hide & seek location! Might quarantine in there if things get worse LOL! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing guys! Love seeing these cool rocks popped out of ground, the colors are so pretty!👍 Cheers y'all!
-Ashley
This one is pretty local to us, so easy to overlook the places close to home. Thanks for watching.
This is very cool 😎. Keep going and stay safe. I’m a new friend 🤝💕
Thank you!!
Really cool video! We really appreciate all the information and the great forest shots. Keep up the great work! :) Greetings from Germany from Bianca & Thomas
Thank you! I hope all is well in Germany!
Just went last weekend😀
Nice little place to visit!
Interesting rocks. I was a little disappointed with the 'caves.' A friend told me this place had the largest cave network in Indiana. Totally false. You guys ever check out 7 pillars? There are actually 9. I counted.
There was an article from "Only In Indiana" that had the clickbait title comparing Black Rock to Mammoth Cave! 🤦♂️ Yes, we've been to Seven Pillars a few times.