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Nez Perce National Historic Trail
The
Nee-Me-Poo, or Nez Perce Indians of America’s scenic Northwest were praised as
the most peace-loving of the western Natives, yet their fate was to be pursued
relentlessly across 1,170 miles of mountainous terrain and eventual exile from
the land they loved.
Follow the trail of the Chief Joseph band of Nez Perce as they conducted an
honorable retreat across four states, pausing to fight only when attacked.
This nine-day interpretive program investigates the causes of their final
tragedy, beginning in Chief Old Joseph’s traditional homeland in northeastern
Oregon, and ending in Billings, MT.
Highlights include two days in Nez Perce National Park, Big Hole National
Battlefield, Yellowstone National Park, an exciting jetboat ride in spectacular
Hell’s Canyon, and incredible northwestern scenery every step of the way.

To experience the Nez Perce National Historic Trail for yourself:

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