Some stones are still stacked by the stream marking the site of the mill dam. This rock wall, built without mortar, has stood since the early 1800's. It's fun to imagine what the site must have looked liked back then. There is a sketch in the park guide that shows an artist's vision of the mill. Downstream from the dam are two rows of stones that mark the foundation of the sawmill.
Trees now grow from what was once the inside of a building.
This site is where Snoot's Mill was moved in 1872. It remained in operation until the 1950's. A beaver family moved into this pond a few years ago. The beavers have left but if you look around the ponds edge you can find stumps of trees gnawed off by the beaver and the remains of a lodge. The round trip from the Kittle Field to here is just over a mile.