Image: Wild Horse Trail, Idaho State Historical Marker No. 150, Bonners Ferry, Idaho (51299839109)

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Description: housands of eager miners came by here in an 1864-65 gold rush to Wild Horse, BC. Parts of their pack trail still can be seen. An extension of North Idaho's earlier gold excitements, Wild Horse was served by a pack trains that hauled supplies from Columbia River steamboats and wagon roads that connected with this trail. Some packers used camel trails that made an odd sight in this forested wilderness.
Title: Wild Horse Trail, Idaho State Historical Marker No. 150, Bonners Ferry, Idaho (51299839109)
Credit: Wild Horse Trail, Idaho State Historical Marker No. 150, Bonners Ferry, Idaho
Author: Ken Lund from Reno, Nevada, USA
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