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Pony Express National Historic TrailPony Express riders changed horses at a relay station near the Courthouse & Jail Rocks in western Nebraska
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Pony Express National Historic Trail
Auto Tour Route - California

Below are driving directions to follow the Pony Express National Historic Trail west to California, from Nevada. A simple map showing the general route is below the directions.




From the Nevada - California state border:

 1. Take U.S. Route 50 west to Sacramento and the end of the Pony Express National Historic Trail.



Total original route miles in California: 223

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Map image showing the auto tour route driving directions into California.
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Map image showing the auto tour route driving directions into California.
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A climbing canine? That’s right, gray foxes can climb trees! Due to their curved claws, the gray fox is the only canine native to North America that can actually climb a tree.

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Last Updated: November 02, 2006 at 16:54 EST