Explore the Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail across five states to see the 1,300-mile route traveled by Mormons who fled Nauvoo, Illinois, to the Great Salt Lake Valley in 1846-1847.
What you’ll hear
The Trailtold tour of Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail covers 38 GPS-triggered places across IL and IA and NE and UT and WY, including Fort Caspar, Carthage Jail and Temple Square. Pocket your phone and each story plays on its own as you arrive.
- Bonaparte Riverfront Park
- Brigham Young Cemetery
- Brigham Young Historic Park
- Brigham Young Monument, Salt Lake City
- Carthage Jail
- Chariton River Crossing
- Cold Springs State Park
- Davis County Historical Complex
- Deuel Pioneer Log Cabin
- Drakesville, Iowa
- Eagle Gate, Salt Lake City
- Ensign Peak Memorial Garden and Ensign Peak Nature Park
- Fort Caspar
- Garden Grove - Trailside Historical Park
- Grand Encampment
- Lacey-Keosauqua State Park
- Locust Creek Campsite
- Middle Mormon Ferry, Council Bluffs
- Montrose Landing Riverfront Park
- Mormon Handcart Replica
- Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail
- Mormon Trail County Park and Pote Farm Swales
- Mount Pisgah Historic Site
- Nauvoo National Historic Landmark
- Nishnabotna River Crossing
- Pioneer Memorial Museum
- Pioneer Trail Museum
- Prairie Trails Museum
- Rebecca Winters' Grave
- Richardson's Point
- Sevenmile Creek Camp Swales
- Sugar Creek Camp
- Supplication Hill - Temple Camp
- Temple Square
- The Beehive House and the Lion House
- The Church History Museum, Salt Lake City
- "Two Sides of the River" Wayside
- Upper Platte (Mormon) Ferry 1847
Hear it on Trailtold
Download the app and let Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail narrate itself as you walk — GPS-triggered audio, hands-free.
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