Historical Markers in Elmore County, Idaho
Canyon Creek Station
Castle Rock
Glenn's Ferry
Gold Mines
Goodale's Cutoff
Idaho's Bicentennial Wagon
Motor Homes Without Motors
Mountain Home Arrives in a 50-pound Soapbox
Mountain Home Irrigation District
Oregon Trail
Oregon Trail 1864
Over 500 Miles Step-by-Step
Rattlesnake Station
Rosevear's Ferry
Site 1 ★ Two Island Crossing
Site 2 ★ Old Oregon Trail Road Crossing
Site 3 ★ Hot Springs Creek
Site 4 ★ Hot Springs
Site 5 ★ Rattlesnake Creek
Site 6 ★ Kelton Road
Site 7 ★ Canyon Creek
Site 8 ★ Ditto Creek
Site 9 ★ Bowns Creek
The Oregon Trail
The Three Island Ford
To All Pioneers
Toll Gate
"A Most Dangerous Crossing"
The Snake River that runs through Idaho played a crucial role in the development of the state. The river was used to transport goods and supplies, and it was also used to generate hydroelectric power, which helped to fuel the state's growth and development.