One of two in this cliff line, located about 15 feet up from the base of the cliff. It sits at the mouth of a small cave-like structure that contains an entire mini arch-complex. Sadly, this arch complex is nearly impossible to adequately photograph. Previously Leapfrog Double Arch.
| Name | Leapfrog Pillar Arch 2 |
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| Type of Arch | Pillar |
| Upper Rock Layer | |
| Lower Rock Layer | |
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| Latitude | 37.27136 |
| Longitude | -84.21111000000001 |
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| Land Owner | USDA |
| Name of Land | Daniel Boone National Forest |
| County | Laurel |
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| Documented by | Randall Miller |
| Submitted by | Bill Fultz |