Osborn Homestead Hike
Hike about 3.5 miles through pine and aspen forest to the remnants of a homestead built by the Osborn family in the early 1900s.
About this Event
Hike to remnants of a cabin built in the early 1900s by the Osborn family.
On this hike you will learn about some history of the park while exploring the beautiful nature that surrounds you along the way.
This is a 3.5 mile hike with some moderate incline. There is a short steep section of trail to descend in order to reach the homestead. We will go at a pace that is comfortable for all.
Meet at Black Bear trailhead.
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