Walking the Oregon Trail 2012

Take a scroll with Bart walking the ruts of the Great Western Migration

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About
01. Missouri: The Journey Begins
02. Kansas: Into the Heat
03. Pony Express Trail: Kansas
04. Nebraska: Land of the Prairie Schooner
05. Nebraska: Along the Platte
06. Nebraska: Ash Hollow to Courthouse Bluff
07. Nebraska: Chimney Rock to Wyoming
08. Wyoming: On to Casper
09. Wyoming: Casper to Split Rock
10. Wyoming: Up and over South Pass
11. Wyoming: Pacific Springs to Idaho
12. Idaho: Thomas Fork to Twin Falls
13. Idaho: Shoshone Falls to Old Fort Boise
14. Oregon: Snake River to La Grande
15. Oregon: The Blues to the Columbia River
16. Oregon: Columbia to the New World

Oregon Trail

February 20, 2014Full resolution (3000 × 1990)

West of Martin’s Cove

Lone abandoned house west of Martin’s Cove

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Chapters

About
01. Missouri: The Journey Begins
02. Kansas: Into the Heat
03. Pony Express Trail: Kansas
04. Nebraska: Land of the Prairie Schooner
05. Nebraska: Along the Platte
06. Nebraska: Ash Hollow to Courthouse Bluff
07. Nebraska: Chimney Rock to Wyoming
08. Wyoming: On to Casper
09. Wyoming: Casper to Split Rock
10. Wyoming: Up and over South Pass
11. Wyoming: Pacific Springs to Idaho
12. Idaho: Thomas Fork to Twin Falls
13. Idaho: Shoshone Falls to Old Fort Boise
14. Oregon: Snake River to La Grande
15. Oregon: The Blues to the Columbia River
16. Oregon: Columbia to the New World

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