Springing out of nowhere along US4 is this scenic landmark, a geological oddity left behind by the glaciers, a displaced river forced to carve its way through the middle of the mountain. It’s several hundred feet deep, but a network of trails lets you go from one end to the other. It makes you feel small.
Down at the southern end, the rocks look like a miniature mountain range.
Where you can look back up at the bridge a mile or so upriver.
The current bridge is a newer one; you can see the foundations of the older one underneath.
This much running water can be useful too. Up at the north end is a small hydropower station.
