Pendleton, Oregon, got its start in 1862 when Moses Goodwin traded a span of mules for land and built a bridge over the …
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A Wild Time in Historic Deadwood, South Dakota Sponsored by the City of Deadwood, South Dakota
Strap on your spurs and get ready for a wild time in Historic Deadwood, South Dakota. Watch daily shootouts on Ma…
Between Glacier and Yellowstone, Experience Two National Treasures Sponsored by Southwest Montana
Nestled in a high, wide valley near the southwest corner of Montana, the Big Hole National Battlefield is a hidde…
Traveling the Chisholm Trail History, legacy and legend come to life in the Lone Star State.
Texas. Just the name alone evokes imagery of a wild and untamed bygone era when anything was possible. I am biased when …
Leader of Destiny: Sitting Bull The legacy of the Lakota chief is alive in South Dakota, North Dakota, Montana and Wyoming.
Sitting Bull strived to retain Lakota lifestyle and lands. He belonged to the Hunkpapa tribe of the Lakota people, also …
Nebraska’s Homestead Settlement Trail The Platte River leads travelers on an adventure of discovery across the Cornhusker State.
Nebraska, known by the slogan, “Where the West Begins,” is an Otoe Indian word meaning flat water, which referred to the…
Aztec’s Astonishing Arches Sponsored by the City of Aztec, New Mexico
There are so many extraordinary things about Aztec! We constantly boast about our fabulous events, top-shelf recreation,…
Arizona’s Cowboys and Cattle Discover four centuries of ranching heritage across the valleys and sky islands of Southern Arizona.
The Spanish and Mexicans were ranching in Southern Arizona centuries before intrepid Pete Kitchen, and wife, Rosa, herde…
Explore! Discover! Get Away! Escapades, adventures and retreats await the Western traveler.
Wintertime blues clouding your mood? Do you dream of an adventure to escape the monotony of endless gray skies and rush-…
Best of the West 2016: Heritage Travel Rawhide! The Great Trail Drives Inspire Adventures Across the West
A century and a half ago Texas was rebuilding after the Civil War. Veterans were returning home to the Lone Star State—a…