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More than 300,000 settlers followed the Oregon Trail to the west in the mid-1800s. The thousands of wagon wheels and hooves left their mark. A few ruts can still be seen, including an area in southeast Idaho.
Gorgeous Sheep Rock near Soda Springs, Idaho, hugs the Bear River. This area became a landmark and crossroad for travelers, as they split into the Oregon or California Trails.
Welcome to Our Snail Tracks, a place where a couple of semi-retired empty nesters will share the highs and lows of our road trip and camping adventures. We invite you to share our journey as we navigate this new chapter of life.
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