Oct 22, 2022 · Following the Jesse James trail through Missouri. Learn about the wild west outlaw life of Jesse James and his brother Frank.

The Jesse James Trail rips through the Midwest. Each stop on our list provides an intriguing peek into the wild, untamed life of Jesse James and his partners in crime.

Jun 7, 2024 · Driving north, the James trail becomes more certain — and air conditioned. Seventy miles on winding and diving Ozark highways leads toward the robbery site. Along the way, a summer of hyper-partisanship is on display.

In this 90 minute wild cave tour you will explore never before seen passages in Outlaw Cave. Begin by crawling through a passage where you are surrounded by formations, scramble up and down a scree slope to access a fluted canyon, traverse over break down to see a spiraling dome and see so much more.

Dec 18, 2023 · A new travel guide explores legends and places associated with the West’s most famous outlaws along the "outlaw trail."

Feb 28, 2024 · If you’re headed to Missouri, you’ll definitely hear the name Jesse James. An infamous outlaw of the Wild West, James robbed banks, trains, and stagecoaches throughout the US. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or a fan of Western cinema, exploring the captivating realm of Jesse James … Read More

Dec 13, 2009 · In March 1876, Jesse carved an outlaw contract into the side of a brass bucket, naming the conspirators and providing coded clues to the gold’s location, and hid it on Tarbone Mountain. Other clues were stashed elsewhere. Wilson contends the gang didn’t recover the gold.

We may never know why the gang targeted Northfield for the robbery, but we do know the fate they met as they tried to escape Minnesota via the route now known as the James-Younger Gang Outlaw Trail. The outlaw gang of eight first came to Minnesota by train and horse.

Mar 14, 2018 · Nebraska’s most famous outlaw, James M. Riley, alias David C. “Doc” Middleton, and his “Pony Boys” are largely the reason for the Outlaw Trail. The entire northern section of Nebraska was Middleton’s territory.

Jesse James Getaway - 112 miles This 112 mile ride is named after the 19th century famous outlaw and his 1874 train robbery at Gad’s Hill Missouri. It begins and ends in Eminence and offers some of the best scenery in the Northeast Ozarks region.