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Mormon Pioneer National Historic TrailOne of several sites used by emigrants for either camping or nooning, Warm Springs in SE WY, was also known as Wash Tub Spring.
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Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail
Auto Tour Route - Utah

To follow the Auto Tour Route for the Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail west from Wyoming to the trail's end at Salt Lake City, Utah: follow the driving directions listed below the map.

 

 
Map image of the driving directions for following the Mormon Pioneer NHT into Utah.
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Map image of the driving directions for following the Mormon Pioneer NHT into Utah.
 
From the Wyoming - Utah border:

1. Take Interstate 80 west to Interstate 84.
2. Turn west onto Interstate 84.
3. Take Interstate 84 west to State Route 65.
4. Turn south onto State Route 65.
5. Take State Route 65 south to Interstate 80.
6. Turn west onto Interstate 80.
7. Continue west on Interstate 80 to Salt Lake City and the end of the Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail.

 

Total original route miles in Utah: 74


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Mewxican Hill near Guernsey, Wyoming.  

Did You Know?
To keep their wagons from rolling over their oxen teams, Mormon Pioneers found it necessary to lock the rear wheels of their wagons as they descended this steep, rocky road known as Mexican Hill near Guernsey, Wyoming. Image is courtesy of the Wagner Perspective.
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Last Updated: October 31, 2006 at 14:33 EST