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If you're out there in wet/icy/snowy conditions, skip the staircase and descend instead on the opposite end of the loop that intersects with Sheltowee Trace. Some of the most famous overlooks in Red River Gorge, including this view from atop Cloud Splitter, were once used by the Adena Culture Peoples as lookout posts to guard against attacks from rival tribes. But here, on our fourth try, the two of us stood together at the top of the staircase beaming with pride — a very small climb for so many, a huge victory for the two of us. Turn left on the Sheltowee Trace. Earlier this year, the arch was heavily vandalized with graffiti which prompted the Forest Service to limit access to the cave. 0 miles, the majority of which is downhill. Stay alert on the trail, as snakes are commonly found taking in the warmth of the trail. On a warm and sunny day, the ledges surrounding this arch are typically full of hikers picnicking while enjoying the open vistas. If you don't have this strength in your hands and arms, and this kind of flexibility in your legs and knees, then you might not be able to climb Indian Staircase. Terrified, I had made my way to the top of the damn staircase after failing three prior attempts. I have no doubt that I could handle more extreme camping, but I'll never underestimate a scenario that allows me to sleep out in nature without sacrificing bathroom access. If I didn't make it this time, I would concede the victory to the mountain I could not climb, and I would not be back.
Then you follow the trail around to the northwest. The first scramble, I made it up with ease. The trail winds around the shoulder for half a mile, then drops steeply down to the very small Greasy Fork, crosses it, and climbs sharply back up to the Sheltowee Trace. I thank you for sticking through it with me. These middle school girls are 13. Elevation Gain: 1923 ft. Max Elevation: 1243 ft. Trailhead: Sheltowee Connector Trail #211. 10 miles, I reached a grouping of trees with a white blazed turtle trail marker in the exact spot the Cloud Splitter Trail begins as it splits RIGHT up the mountainside. After descending, you might turn right on the Sheltowee Trace, hike up to the head of Sergeants Branch, turn the corner, and, as the trail begins climbing, look for the cutoff to your left.
His voice was calming, his movements deliberate. There are two trails that can take you the direction you need to go. The trail comes to a T, you will want to take a left! More famous than the arch itself is the large carved stone within it, known as Sandy. On both sides of the rock where incredibly high drop offs. As part of local lore, rappelling enthusiasts would tie off to a tree just above the arch and rappel through the opening just for fun. This is a good map, but it does not show any of the unofficial trails, though I have sketched in the relevant trails on the modified map section shown in Figure 1. The beautiful views of the bluffs had me hooked from the first look. The photo at left is taken from inside the cleft, looking up at the cap on the chimney.
With your back to the staircase, you will want to go right, walking along the ridge. Most of the work that I have been doing in the past few weeks was an effort to finish the "write-up" of my last section on the Appalachian Trail. The approach trail is well traveled so it is not too difficult to find the cutoff or follow the trail itself. If you backtrack from Indian Arch down towards Sheltowee Twin Windows, you should be able to spot a tall metal trail marker exactly in front of an unofficial side trail that climbs over a ledge and to the RIGHT of the Sheltowee Trace Trail. The first scramble starts at the base of the cliff and progressively gets steeper the higher one gets. It's not easy, either, because you're still climbing the same distance, but it's not a rockface. You will occasionally see signs labelled "210.
What makes it so dangerous is it's basically a giant vertical rock with foot holes etched into it. I cut my teeth earlier in the season by hiking the Unofficial Copperas Creek Trail just to get a taste for off-trail exploring before attempting this hike.