Thomas McNatt's gravestone stands alone in the trees along the Fort Cascades Trail. Once a flat and broken marker, it has now been restored by the US Army Corps of Engineers and stands upright, braced by a supporting steel back.
Visitors who wish to visit this trail and the historical markers along the way regarding the history of this area can visit the Fort Cascades Historic Site located just west of the North Bonneville Dam. The trailhead there has pamphlets available to guide you on your walk.
Visitors who wish to visit this trail and the historical markers along the way regarding the history of this area can visit the Fort Cascades Historic Site located just west of the North Bonneville Dam. The trailhead there has pamphlets available to guide you on your walk.
Thomas McNatt's gravestone stands alone in the trees along the Fort Cascades Trail. Once a flat and broken marker, it has now been restored by the US Army Corps of Engineers and stands upright, braced by a supporting steel back.
Visitors who wish to visit this trail and the historical markers along the way regarding the history of this area can visit the Fort Cascades Historic Site located just west of the North Bonneville Dam. The trailhead there has pamphlets available to guide you on your walk.
Visitors who wish to visit this trail and the historical markers along the way regarding the history of this area can visit the Fort Cascades Historic Site located just west of the North Bonneville Dam. The trailhead there has pamphlets available to guide you on your walk.
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