US EditionHike to the Ruins of '60s Marin Hippie Commune and a 1000-Year-Old Village
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Hike to the Ruins of '60s Marin Hippie Commune and a 1000-Year-Old Village
Here’s a great free weekend hike idea from SFGATE’s Madeline Wells. Since 26 members of the “Chosen Family” moved into a mansion on Marin County’s Rancho Olompali in 1967 (and got evicted in 1969 after the house burned down), no one has lived at Olompali. But in the late 1970s, the ranch became a state historic park — and today, you can hike to the ruins of the once-grand mansion. For extensive details about the hike including photos, info on t…
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