Pioneers used the Oregon Trail to travel west to Oregon, California, and Utah. Did you know the Oregon Trail is still around today? There are several places along the trail you can see historical landmarks, pioneer cemeteries, original wagon ruts, and interpretive centers.
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Time Stamp:
0:00 What is the Oregon Trail?
1:13 Introduction
1:54 Guernsey, WY
3:07 Independence Rock, WY
3:54 Martin's Cove
5:25 South Pass, WY
8:30 Montpelier, ID
10:17 Soda Springs, ID
11:20 Craters of the Moon, ID
12:14 Three Island Crossing, ID