Castlewood Canyon State Park: The Lucas Homestead
For a glimpse of what life was like on the Lucas Homestead, take a self-guided trail tour (about two-thirds of a mile round-trip).
coloradooutdoorscontributor
May 15, 2015
For a glimpse of what life was like on the Lucas Homestead, take a self-guided trail tour (about two-thirds of a mile round-trip).
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