LAST MAN STANDING: THE GEORGE BRATH HISTORY HIKE
An easy 5 ½ mile hike in Joshua Tree National Park comprised of 3 short trails to learn about the fascinating life of this man and see where he lived and worked. This is one of six historic hikes in the high desert.
- Where did George Brath come from?
- Why did he change his name?
- Where did he live and travel?
- Where did he ultimately settle?
- First Stop: ‘Iron Door Cave’ (out and back)
- Second Stop: Wall Street Mill including Bagley monument, old wind mill pump, Pink House, Refrigerator Rock (loop)
- Third stop: Barker Dam and petroglyphs (loop)
5.5 miles with elevation gain 200 ft.
Hiker Limit: 10 hikers
Distance: 5 ½ miles
Elevation Gain: 200 feet
Route Type: 2 short loop trails, 1 out-and-back trail
Difficulty: Easy
Time: 2-3 hours
Location: Joshua Tree National Park
Please email Daniel to sign up for this hike.
HIKE LEADER: Daniel Coleman
HIKE LOCATOR: Joshua Tree
HIKE DIFFICULTY: Easy
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