The map above details the land dominated by the Numunuh. Over 250,000 sq. miles of rising hills and mountains, plains and rivers where the Buffalo and the Antelope roamed free without fence nor enclosure. This is the place that the Tribe called home. This is possibly the largest area of...
Within its craggy hills, you can discover pieces of a long ago world where the largest land creatures of all time once roamed and died. The map includes the entire national monument area, with detailed trails and topographic information. Included are the Lodore Nature Trail, The Green River, ...
If you take California Street from Chinatown, walk up over Nob Hill -- pause here to gaze at the fancy hotels and the stunning 360-degree view of the city -- and wander down into one of the city's wealthiest neighborhoods -- Pacific Heights, where you can ogle mansions, get a facial,...
Buffalo roamed over the plains in herds of hundreds of thousands, providing the travelers with plenty of fresh meat until they passed out of their range. Because of the density of the herds, it was easy for even an inexpert shot to bring one down, but the fleetantelope, another abundant ...
History Behind the Wilderness Road The earliest origins of the Wilderness Road were the traces, or trails, created by the great herds of buffalo that once roamed the region. Native American tribes such as the Cherokee and Shawnee later used the trails to make attacks on each other. They calle...