In Baker City in Eastern Oregon, thirteen miles of visible wagon ruts cut across the sagebrush. They were left by travelers on the Oregon Trail, a movement west that brought hundreds of thousands of people to Oregon during the mid-1800s in search of opportunity. Standing in the tracks, it is hard not to wonder about the lives and experiences of these travelers — and at the National Historic Oregon Trail Interpretive Center, you can learn more about what life was really like on the trail.
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