The United States Forest Service controls an interpretive trail to the site. Aside from the remains of the Mississippian settlement, the bluff contains a prehistoric stone box cemetery, a rock art site, and a Late Woodland stone fort.
The U.S. Forest Service is responsible for a path that guides visitors to the site. In addition to the remnants of an ancient Mississippian community, the bluff holds a prehistoric burial ground, a location with ancient rock art, and a fortified structure from the Late Woodland period.