📜 Naturally formed sandstone gorge, carved 300-600 million years ago by erosion and glacial meltwaters.
🔍 Located within Turkey Run State Park, Indiana.
🌊 Explore narrow canyons, waterfalls, and striking sandstone cliffs.
🚶 Venture across a nearly century-old suspension bridge spanning Sugar Creek.
🧗 Discover adventure features like a ladder climb, Devil’s Ice Box, and Punch Bowl.
🌲 Spot diverse wildlife, rare plants, and historical sites like the Lusk Home and Mill Site.
🏕️ Enjoy year-round camping, swimming, canoeing, horseback riding, fishing, and historical exploration.
⚠️ Trails can be slippery, especially near waterfalls.
🤸 Some areas, like a ladder climb, require physical agility.
👟 Wear sturdy shoes that can handle mud, water, and climbing.
🗺️ Follow wooden markers for Trail #3 after crossing the suspension bridge.
🕒 Open year-round.
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