Park ribbon cutting
The new 100-acre historical park held its Grand Opening on Saturday, June 21st. Planning has now begun for Phase 2 of the park.
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Presentation of Phase II New Fork Park Development June 25
June 24, 2014
The public is invited to hear a presentation from the National Park Service on Phase II of the development of the Lander Trail-New Fork River Crossing Historical Park Development. The National Park Service has spent several days digesting public input on ideas for future park use and development and will make a presentation of the ideas about group areas, education camp possibilities, extended trails and more. The presentation will be from 6 to 8PM in the Lovatt Room of the Pinedale Library on Wednesday, June 25th. The session is hosted by the National Park Service and Sublette County Historical Society. There will be a Powerpoint presentation which will include maps, historic photos and conceptual drawings. The NPS Development Concept Plan (DCP) will be the guiding vision for future development and fundraising for the Park. Everyone welcome to attend and share ideas.
The new 100-acre historical park has been four years in the making and had its Grand Opening on Saturday, June 21, 2014. It is owned and managed by the Sublette County Historical Society, parent organization of the Museum of the Mountain Man and Sommers Homestead Living History Museum in Pinedale.
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