Notable Features
- Missouri
- Arrow Rock (Arrow Rock Landing, Santa Fe Spring, Huston Tavern)
- Harvey Spring/Weinrich Ruts
- Independence (Santa Fe trail Ruts, Lower Independence (Blue Mills) Landing, Upper Independence (Wayne City) Landing.
- Kansas City (Westport Landing)
- Kansas
- Kansas City (Shawnee Mission, Big Blue River Crossing)
- Council Grove (Kaw Mission, Neosho River Crossing, Hermit’s Cave, Last Chance Store, Council Oak, Post Office Oak)
- Fort Larned National Historic Site
- Fort Dodge (Jackson’s Grove and Island, Santa Fe Trail Ruts, Middle Crossing, Point of Rocks, Fort Atkinson Site)
Mountain Route towards Colorado
- Arkansas River Crossing
- Colorado
Mountain Route
- Bent's Old Fort National Historic Site
- Raton Pass
Cimarron Route thru Kansas towards Oklahoma
- Cimarron River
- Cimarron National Grassland
- New Mexico
Mountain Route
- Clifton House
- Cimarron (Aztec Mill, Cimarron Plaza and Well)
- Philmont Scout Ranch
Cimarron Route
- Kiowa National Grassland
Joint route
- Fort Union National Monument
- Pecos National Historical Park
- Santa Fe
- Oldest House in the USA
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