Farson, Wyoming · Fremont County · Facility
This abandoned homestead was actually constructed on partly on land that was later owned by the homesteader, and partially on land that was later identified as federally managed land. The abandoned buildings are dilapidated and should not be entered This is a fee-free site and the access route through the site and the …
This abandoned homestead was actually constructed on partly on land that was later owned by the homesteader, and partially on land that was later identified as federally managed land. The abandoned buildings are dilapidated and should not be entered This is a fee-free site and the access route through the site and the access to the interpretive panel are ADA accessible.
Take State Highway 28 east of Farson 34 miles to County 10-455 Bar X Road; go South 2 miles to the Emigrant Trail. Travel West along the Emigrant Trail 9 miles to the Pacific Spring interpretive site.
Driving directions (Google Maps) →Heading to Pacific Creek Interp Site? A few things to know before you go:
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