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Our Trail Partners

The National Park Service and the Bureau of Land Management jointly administer the Historic Trail. The Old Spanish Trail Association (OSTA) has the honor of being the primary non-federal partner in development and interpretation of this Historic Trail.

OSTA's mission is to promote public awareness and the multicultural heritage of the Historic Trail by encouraging research, publication and partnering with governments and private organizations. Even though we are just beginning the planning process, OSTA is already working with nearly 40 "Trail Affiliates" who are displaying OSTA mini-exhibits and distributing interpretive information about the trail to the public.

Look for trail information at a variety of museums, libraries, businesses, and visitor centers along the trail routes. Partnerships such as these will provide a vital sources of information for tourists who seek to follow the trail. Ask at these facilities if they have have public interpretive programs and demonstrations.

Corporate Sponsors

Wells Fargo Wells Fargo Stagecoach

Trail Affiliates

The Old Spanish Trail Association is also a proud member of The Partnership for the National Trails System. This national partnership, established in 1995, facilitates interaction and cooperation among the various private groups and government agencies across the country who are involved with the national scenic and historic trails of the National Trails System.

The National Trails System is the network of scenic, historic, and recreation trails created by the National Trails System Act of 1968. These trails provide for outdoor recreation needs, promote the enjoyment, appreciation, and preservation of open-air, outdoor areas and historic resources, and encourage public access and involvement

For more information on the Old Spanish Trail and the National Trails System, visit these sites:

National Park Service's State of the Trails System (PDF)

California Mission Studies Association, Agua Mansa, California
An Outpost of San Gabriel 1842 – 1850

Agua Mansa Pioneer Cemetery, California

County of San Bernardino

California State Historical Landmarks in San Bernardino County

Casa de Rancho Cucamonga, California

Casa de Rancho Cucamonga

City of Enoch, Utah

An Image

East Mojave Vegetation
Ecological Sites along the OST in California
by Tom Schweich

El Pueblo de Los Angeles State Historic Park (Wikipedia)

Glen Canyon Natural History Association

Lake Powell
GCNHA

Jedediah Smith Society

Home Page

Mountain Meadows Association, Utah

Museum of New Mexico

Museum of New Mexico

Oregon-California Trails Association

The Oregon-California Trails Association (OCTA) is the pre-eminent guardian and promoter of the inspirational story of the 19th century westward American migration

OST Historical Markers in Clark County, Nevada

Overland Trail Association

Palace of the Governors

Palace of the Governors
Palace of the Governors

Powell Museum

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San Luis Valley Museum Association
OST Land Form near Monte Vista Colorado

Old Spanish Trail Land Form

Santa Fe Trail Association

Welcome to the Official Website of the Santa Fe Trail Association (SFTA). Painting in Header Image is courtesy of Robert Pummill.

Santa Fe Trail Interactive Homepage
www.ukans.edu/heritage/research/sft/

Summit Trail Adventures - Horseback ride the Old Spanish Trail
publiction 1

Workman and Temple Family Homestead Museum
City of Industry, California

Drawing of the Homestead Museum's historic houses

Hiking Affiliates

Hiking Info website logo

Visit www.hiking.info to find hiking trails, trail networks, and information about hikes along the Old Spanish Trail in:
Santa Fe
Utah and
Southern California

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BLM Logo

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Wells Fargo


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