Mullan Road, Historická silnice, resp. vozová cesta přes území amerického Severozápadu mezi řekami Missouri a Columbia, postavená v letech 1859 až 1860
Mullan Road is a historic path in Idaho that winds through forested and mountainous terrain. The route follows its original alignment and still shows traces of 19th-century construction with visible cuts and worn sections.
Mullan Road was built in the middle of the 19th century as a supply route for military and settlers. It connected important posts and settlements and played a key role in the early development of the region.
The route is best explored on foot or with off-road vehicles, as some sections are difficult to cross. Visitors should wear sturdy footwear and be prepared for changing weather conditions in the mountains.
The route was planned and built by military engineers who created remarkably efficient paths through difficult terrain. This engineering achievement made it possible to reach settlements and supply distant areas that were otherwise hard to access.
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