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Ruckel Creek Native American Site

From Oregon Hikers Field Guide

Rock pit on the Ruckel Creek Trail (bobcat)

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Native Americans created rock pits all over the northwest, but they seem particularly common in the Columbia Gorge area. This location is one of the most well-known sites.

Please respect historical areas like this. Stay on the trail and don't move a stone. This is still a sacred site to native people and in this ever-shrinking world, it should be sacred to all of us.

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