moderate
1.5 hours
Participants should be comfortable walking uneven ground and climbing a 40-step stone stair.
Step into Russel Wright’s Dragon Rock at Manitoga, where art and nature fuse across a rugged quarry landscape. This 90-minute tour reveals a historic home, cascading waterfall, and landscape transformed by design innovation.
Expect uneven and sometimes steep terrain; flat-soled shoes with good grip are essential.
Ticks and insects are common during warmer months; protect yourself accordingly.
Allow 15-20 minutes for parking and check-in to ensure a prompt tour start.
Backpacks, large purses, and tripods are not permitted; plan to carry minimal gear.
Russel Wright built Dragon Rock by integrating the home into an abandoned quarry, pioneering ecological design in mid-century America.
Manitoga maintains sustainable stewardship of the site, protecting native plants and minimizing impact on delicate geological features.
Provides stability and traction on rocky and uneven terrain.
Protects against ticks and biting insects during warmer months.
spring specific
Staying hydrated is crucial during outdoor walking in warm weather.
summer specific
Allows for adjusting to temperature changes during the hike and interiors.
fall specific