When you’re there look for the Foot and the Falcon in the rocks below the ridge.
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WE don’t think anybody knew about this wonderful Village / Ceremonial site until we began to daylight the 112 bedrock mortars here.
Now is the time to go check it out.
From Finley Road in Danville it’s 2 miles in, a mild 400 foot elevation climb.
A fantastic stroll up Riggs Canyon. Stay on Old Finley Road until you get to this marker and pop into the Amphitheater.
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The acoustics in the Amphitheater are phenomenal. Bob was at the top of the ridgeline easily conversing with me in the village far below.
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Featuring a fantastic variety of bedrock mortar types
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You have to park 1/2 mile from the gate on Finley Road. A nice quiet walk up the canyon.
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Check out our Travelogue and go enjoy a nice hike, and a real sense of Native Californian history. https://eastbayhillpeople.com/eastbayhillpeople/riggs-canyon/