Fort Hoskins Historic Park

[Image credits: Taken by Austin Nunis]

[Image Description: White text reads, "Fort Hoskins Historic Park" bordered by a white rectangle. The image in the background is of a view of grassy mountains with trees in the foreground].

Trail Profiles

Fort Hoskins Interpretative Loop Two-Pager.pdf

Fort Hoskins Recreational Loop Two-Pager.pdf

Map to Trail

Photo Gallery

Recreational Loop Trail

[Image Description: A dirt trail winds up a small hill. It's lined with grasses and trees on a partially cloudy day.]

Fort Hoskins Shelter

[Image Description: A wooden pergola with benches provides a view of a hill with evergreen trees on it.]

View from the parking lot

[Image Description: A view of dried grasses, hills with evergreen trees, on a partially cloudy day.]

Land Acknowledgement

Prior to the invasion of settlers, the Luckiamute Band of the Kalapuya people lived in what is now considered Fort Hoskins Historic Park. The U.S. military established Fort Hoskins in the 1860s with the goal of monitoring a new reservation in the area (therighttrail.org). Though signage at the park tells a story of the Luckiamute people "ceding" their lands to settlers, the presence of the military actually resulted in the dispossession and displacement of the Kalapuya people, ultimately removing them from their homeland.

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