On April 19, 2016, the Natural History Society sponsored a walking tour of Tamanowas Rock. Due to the sacred nature of this special place, participation in this outing was limited.

This walk to a very special place and spiritual icon was led by Owen Fairbank, Conservation Project Committee Chair and Jefferson Land Trust Board Advisor.

Highlights of the tour included a discussion of the 13-year saga of protecting Tamanowas Rock, an overview of the geology and a little tribal history. From the ridge, we saw views of other protected farm, forest, and habitat properties, both existing and proposed.  Have you walked in the crack in the ground?  Have you encountered spirits at the Rock?

Janell at jltNatural@saveland.org  was the contact for information.