Updated as new Cairns Appear
ERTS Hiking trail has about 22 miles open for public use. In just a couple months of use, Poof! here and there are little stacks of rocks.
Known as Cairns, years ago, cairns were used to identify trails. That's been going on for hundreds of years. Now a days, hikers, bikers, horseback riders stop along their journey and add the artful gems.
Not sure how long the art will last but it sure adds something special to the ERTS.
We'd love to add more pics to this page. If you build one or see one we missed, email a nice clear shot over to us.
Not a cairn but cool lookin cylinders along the Middle section of ERTS
July 26 2020
We noticed a Cairn atop one of those culverts on July 26th
August 8 2020
New Cairns Appear!
Spotted 2 new Cairns on August 13 along the Middle Section of ERTS
August 28
Found a new Cairns on the Upper Section of ERTS
Nov 22 2020
Near mile post 61
Under a rock overhang on the Clayberry Loop
Nov 26 2020
Itty Bitty Cairns are popping up on the Upper Section of ERTS
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