Oregon Trail
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Travel in the footsteps of early pioneers who migrated West along the Oregon Trail. It was one of the most dangerous routes where pioneers encountered natural barriers and Native Americans. These sites have become major attractions along the route as you see stunning natural landscapes and formations that serve as route markers.
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Independence
One of Missouri’s largest cities with historical sites
Open in Google Maps< 1 mi • 2 min
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National Frontier Trails Museum
Museum dedicated to early pioneers on the Oregon Trail
Open in Google Maps350 mi • 5 h 31 min
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Fort Kearney State Historical Park
Legendary fort used to protect pioneers from Native Americans
Open in Google Maps184 mi • 2 h 35 min
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71 mi • 1 h 11 min
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Chimney Rock National Historic Site
Unique rock formation to mark the Oregon Trail
Open in Google Maps22 mi • 26 min
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Scotts Bluff National Monument
Bluff monument with beautiful scenery
Open in Google Maps56 mi • 1 h 1 min
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15 mi • 17 min
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114 mi • 1 h 34 min
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7 mi • 15 min
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Independence Rock State Historic Site
Natural landmark used as historical route marker
Open in Google Maps210 mi • 3 h 28 min
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228 mi • 3 h 50 min
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167 mi • 2 h 49 min
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23 mi • 34 min
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Yellowstone National Park
First national park established in the world
Open in Google Maps260 mi • 4 h 32 min
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239 mi • 3 h 38 min
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196 mi • 2 h 41 min
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140 mi • 2 h 7 min
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National Historic Oregon Trail Interpretive Center
Recreated scenes from the early pioneer journey to the west
Open in Google Maps299 mi • 4 h 30 min
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Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area
Park along the Columbia River for recreation
Open in Google Maps16 mi • 22 min
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