This trail offers a great deal of history regarding the Great
Northern Railway. The hike is a scenic loop with an upper and lower
trail.
This snow shed was built in 1913 and was just over 1/3 of a mile
long (1,868 feet). Timbers were used to hold up the wooden roof and
rested on concrete footings. Evidence of these timbers can still be
seen at this site as well as other areas along the Iron Goat
Trail.
Enjoy this hike where you can see tunnels, waterfalls, snow
sheds, railroad remanents, and beautiful scenary!
Much of the trail system is stroller friendly with the exception
of the Windy Point crossover trail. Please refer to this website
for additional information.
Iron Goat Trail
Website