Two thousand years ago, the region between Seip Earthworks and Chillicothe was one of the most important cultural centers in eastern North America, for hundreds of years. On high terraces along the Paint Creek and Scioto River valleys, almost two dozen giant geometric earthwork complexes were constructed by early Native Americans. One of the most magnificent engineering feats of them all was Seip Earthworks. Join a ranger-led tour of this site to learn more!

Reminders:
Free and open to the public, no registration needed
Tours cover 2-3 miles of unpaved, uneven terrain
Bring snacks, water, a hat, bug spray, and sunscreen
Wear sensible hiking shoes (no flip flops or open-toed shoes)
Ages 12 and up are best suited for these tour
Seip Earthworks does not have a restroom

Learn more here: https://go.nps.gov/RangerTourSeries