As the Oregon Trail evolved, thousands of wagons wore ruts into the ground that acted as an ad-hoc road for the settlers who followed. But they didn’t follow a single solid path. Rather, wagon ...

A roadside sign beneath Flagstaff Hill points the way to this path, where you can walk in the actual ruts made during the mid-1800s by the wagon trains on the Oregon Trail. The sage and other ...

Like most kids who grew up in this state, I spent hours playing The Oregon Trail, where most of the ... To tread on the actual wagon ruts, head 7 minutes southwest of Vale to the Keeney Pass ...

But for those who wish to walk the path of the pioneers, Oregon, not surprisingly, is a playground. Remnants of wagon ruts remain carved along the 2,170-mile trail from Missouri to Oregon.

A roadside sign beneath Flagstaff Hill points the way to this path, where you can walk in the actual ruts made during the mid-1800s by the wagon trains on the Oregon Trail. The sage and other ...

The Oregon Trail was used by Americans who wanted to ... It was so well-traveled that to this day, you can see wagon ruts in ...

A roadside sign beneath Flagstaff Hill points the way to this path, where you can walk in the actual ruts made during the mid-1800s by the wagon trains on the Oregon Trail. The sage and other ...

PRINEVILLE, Ore. — When you hear the name Oregon Trail, you might think of the low-tech computer game and contemplate death by dysentery. But for Don Martin, hiking the 2,000-mile stretch ...

“When I started this out, it was just a hike,” he said, “But I kind of got into it,” Martin dressed in period clothing while pushing his covered wagon throughout the Oregon Trail. Courtesy ...

A roadside sign beneath Flagstaff Hill points the way to this path, where you can walk in the actual ruts made during the mid-1800s by the wagon trains on the Oregon Trail. The sage and other ...

A roadside sign beneath Flagstaff Hill points the way to this path, where you can walk in the actual ruts made during the mid-1800s by the wagon trains on the Oregon Trail. The sage and other ...