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We went up to the old Swedish homestead in Forgotten Valley in Golden Gate Canyon State Park for a little fresh air and to see a new area of the park that we haven’t been to before.
This area was saved from developers when the state bought it in the 80s.
The old barn melting into the ground.
The chicken coop on the left and house on the right.
We went out for a nice April hike through Golden Gate Canyon State Park. We went up to Frazer Meadow and then on to Ralston Roost.
This panorama is worth clicking on to see the full resolution version. The continental divide sure is beautiful.
Heather and I went on a hike in Golden Gate Canyon State Park. We hiked up to Frazer Meadow through stands of aspens losing their golden leaves.
In another week, all of the leaves will be gone.
An old homesteader cabin in Frazer Meadow.
We will have to come back here in the spring.
Up on Ralston Roost looking out toward the Continental Divide.
The continental divide and the hills to the east.
A closeup of the continental divide. Click on the photo for a full-size version. The view is outstanding.
Heather took a photo of me while I was photographing the panorama.
Heading down from Ralston Roost looking to the northeast.
What a great hike! We went about six miles and gained/lost about 1000 feet.
