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That would be very welcome today! 😆 🤣

so pretty!

I’d have to be in the mood to do that trail by foot or find someone with a horse to take me. Lol

I'm going soon with my dad and we don't know where to go so thanks

Is this southern illinois?

Camp on what fucking rocks

Only in the winter, no snakes then

If it wasn't an Ecological area i would

100% I would camp there. If permissible of course.

You got me wondering where that one's at.

No trees to hang on and a bit sandy/rocky to pitch a tent. May need to cowboy camp on a thick pad to camp there. But at least it'd be out of the rain. 😁

LOVE ❤ THE OLD WAGON WHEEL IT'S PRETTY NEAT BACK IN THE DAY MEMORIES

GLAD U MADE NEW FRIEND W THE DOG'S THR BEAUTIFUL THNKS FOR THE TOUR SHAWN I'VE BEEN TO GARDEN THE GOD'S 🙏 I'VE BEEN TO CAMEL ROCK IT'S BEAUTIFUL IN THE FALL

NICE CABIN LOOKS GREAT ALL COMFORTS OF HOME

.THNKS FOR TOUR CABIN

DON'T KNOW WHT HAPPENED BUT NOW I CAN SEE YA N THE CABIN PRETTY AWESOME

COULDN'T SEE A THING SHAWN IT WAS ALL DARK LIKE BLACK WOULD HAVE LOVED ❤TO SEE THIS VIDEO 😔

MORE VIDEOS PLEASE SHAWN

LOVE ❤ SOUND RUNNING CREEK SO SOOTHING RELAXING

.SAFTEY FIRST BEST DECISION THNKS FOR THE TOUR Y'ALL LOVED ❤IT

. LET'S GO HUNTING SEE WHT WE CAN FIND SHAWN IT'D BE QUITE INTERESTING I DO SAY SO MYSELF

. YOU'D BE SURPRISED WHT U FIND IN THM THR OLD MINES SHAWN IT'S JUST AMAZING

PROBABLY USED OLD KARESEEN LAMPS BACK IN THE DAY THY DIDN'T HAVE ELECTRICITY BACK THEN

THOSE OLD BOTTLES WERE OUT IN THE 1950'S I RECALL

THNKS FOR TAKING US ON GHOST TOUR SHAWN ENJOYING THE SCENERY LOVE THE OLD CABINS I'D LIVE IN ONE ONLY MORE STURDY PRETTY COOL 😎

Hermoso paisaje .. dónde se encuentra 😍✨ gracias por publicarlo 💯👌

Wow. Thank you

Think I’ll go to sleep with this on repeat. So beautiful!

This is a super video! In Bolivia or Peru, most of them would have been sacrificed.

I’ve seen this advertised and I’d love to do it. I’ve been on two other zip lines. This one looks easier to take off from.

great video and thank you for sharing!! have a good day and week.

They allow cameras now?

Oh, that'd be a blast! Horizontal repelling!

This was amazing! I did it about 6 years ago, and I felt like I was doing it again! Thank you sooo much for sharing!!!

Looks like a lot of fun!

40mph! Imagine if you got it up to 88. 😅 I think the 1st time, I'd be a little scared til i got a feel for it. About how many feet up were you midway on a run? I saw there's a zipline over the Red River Gorge, several hundred feet up...that would be spooky.

Yup! Very cool!

Are those salt/mineral deposits?

Very pretty area. Saw this on the Illinois Botanizer

Agreed with Jeffrey, just finished a 5 mile run in 92 degrees, would love to sit in there and cool down

That does look cool. After having to change a flat tire this morning in 90 degree heat I think I would jump right in and cool down.

At the 18:38 minute, was that a trail camera? Pretty awesome looking place. Thanks for the video.

I've only been there once but did not do the full hike because it was too hot and humid. On that first set of stepping stones I unknowingly stepped over three cottonmouths without seeing them. It wasn't until I turned around that I saw what I had done. Needless to say i stepped around them on the way back!

I used to go to that beach all the time. I witnessed it deteriorate. About 2002 and 2003, silt got mixed in with the sand and got worse every year. In 2004 it felt like walking in slime.

3:38 that user trail goes to another point on the lake that is opposite of a floating fishing dock

In what areas of SNF are bear precautions necessary? I've only begun to explore your the region (as an adult) & haven't been at an area with bear boxes before.

I grew up swimming there. The beach was below the loop with the shower houses in the middle. The path around to the left was the handicap access. They also had a doc over there as well as raised picnic platforms for them as well.

What a shame 😢! My SNF big double-sided map/guide dated 2002 lists a beach at Johnson Creek. As the other commenter said, it was probably in operation for a few years more before it finally fell victim to budget freezes around the time of the Great Recession. Seems like they shut down several of the smaller and less used areas around that time. Obviously it cost a lot of money to put in all that walkway and now all it leads to is a bunch of weeds and brushy shoreline. I guess it is still a nice accessible nature trail, but I doubt it is much used. Once maintenance is dropped it doesn't take long for nature to take over and bringing it back would cost almost as much as starting from scratch.

That beach was still opened and maintained in 2008 I’m guessing it was around then when they quit maintaining it. It had shower houses and a nice concession at one time.

What trail was this off of? We didn't see hardly any running water in the Gardens of the gods loop this weekend.