This is a great hike up a tall bluff, through some bushes, on a faint foot path to a very rewarding, broad river view and solitude. From the Rush Creek Road, walk east, uphill, on a grassy lane through old fields and then climb a wooded slope. As you walk uphill, keep the drainage to your right and the slope broadens and the top of the bluff nears. Turn right on a rutted jeep road, stay straight at the fork and continue walking on the faint path until you see the woods ending in front of you. The broad open space of the river valley is an abrupt transition from the woods you emerge from and hawks perch in the trees on the edge of the prairie. A slow approach may be worthwhile.