If you’re lucky enough to be at Kule Loklo in July, you can take part in the local tribe’s Big Time Festival, an annual festival of dancing and storytelling open to everyone. Many Coast Miwok still live in the general area, and many are registered as part of the federally-recognized Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria.ĭuck into the shade of the ceremonial roundhouse, or read about how Coast Miwok people used to live in the area on one of the many interpretive signs. While no Coast Miwok villages were actually present in this exact spot, Coast Miwok tribes did inhabit the land until European settlers pushed them out and displaced them from their ancestral lands.
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Starting from the Bear Valley Visitor Center, take the small trail near the entrance up through trees and grass to Kule Loklo, a replica of a Coast Miwok village. This trail is also quite short and flat, making it a great hike if you’re with small children. This trail is a great place to start to get a sense of the long history of the land. Note: This trail is currently closed due to fire damage check the site info on fire damage for reopening information.
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