Renegade Roads
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Following the Wild Bunch
They traveled many routes across the West in their quest for riches and for sanctuary.
Stutterin' Across Jimmy Stewart Country
Crawling along the freeway in Los Angeles, I'm moving about as fast as Jimmy Stewart talked.
Following Jack Slade's Stagecoach Trail
Jack Slade started driving teams for William Waddell in 1849 and would spend the next 15 years freighting, managing stagecoach lines and fighting across Colorado, Wyoming and Montana.
Tom Horn: Competent and a Killer
Incompetence is not a word to associate with Tom Horn; he more than once proved the opposite.
Tramping Through Our National Parks With John Muir
From Yosemite Valley to Los Angeles, California.
Forting Up On the Apache Trail
From Tucson, Arizona, to Lawton, Oklahoma.
They Stole Buffalo Bill's House
Tracking the showman and his home from LeClaire, Iowa, to Golden, Colorado.
A Feast Along the Alferd Packer Trail
He was a shoemaker, Army veteran, hunter, guide, scout, miner, convict, harness maker, cane carver, horsehair braider, "jack whacker" and, of course, a cannibal.
Northern Pacific's Peaks and Valleys
Some of the largest towns in the Northern Plains and Northwest are all either spawned—or given a growth hormone—by the Northern Pacific Railway 125 years ago.