Once upon a time, in the 1800s, brave pioneers embarked on a challenging journey along the Oregon Trail. The trail stretched over 2,000 miles from Missouri to Oregon, passing through plains, rivers and mountains. Families packed their wagons with supplies, with dreams of a better life, and hope for the future.

Fun Fact! : The wagons they used went up to 12 FEET LONG!

As the journey began, the pioneers faced harsh weather, rough terrain, and the constant threat of illness. They worked together, helping one another through the tough times.

Crossing rivers was a challenge. Wagons had to be floated across, and sometimes precious supplies were lost. But the pioneers pushed through the struggle.

Along the trail, the pioneers encountered Native American tribes. Some interactions were peaceful, while others not so much. The pioneers learned to respect the land and its people.

Food was scarce, and hunting became essential for survival. The pioneers hunted buffalo, deer, and other wildlife, always grateful for a good catch to sustain them on their journey.

The trail led on through the majestic Rocky Mountains, testing the pioneer's skills and courage. They went through slippery paths and tall rocks, facing the danger of the wilderness.

Take a look at the beautful Rocky Mountains in real life !