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Article by Beverly Whitaker.
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Early American Trails and Roads
Descriptions of 18 of the major early roads: The Boston Post Road; Braddock's Road; The California Trail; The Fall Line Road; The Federal Road; The Great Wagon Road; The King's Highway; The Mohawk (Iroquois) Trail; The Mormon Trail; The Natchez Trace; The National Road; The Oregon Trail; The Pennsylvania Road; The Santa Fe Trail; The Trail of Tears; The Upper Road; The Wilderness Road; Zane's Trace.
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Genealogy Professional Familyworks American Migration: Marcy Price Genealogist
Specializing in genealogy research using Migration Trails.
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Historic American Roads, and Migration Routes
This website identifies over 400 historic American roads, trails and migration routes. Each has as brief description which may also include links to a topographic map, and/or images of the route. This site also includes approximately 40 web-pages specifically designed for those who seek to follow their ancestor’s migration journeys.
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In Motion: The African American Migration Experience
From the trans-Atlantic slave trade through the Great Migrations up to the modern African immigrations to the United States.
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Lineages.com - First Steps, Colonial Routes to Kentucky and Tennessee
By Johni Cerny, B.S., F.U.G.A. Details routes from Philadelphia and Maryland, from Virginia and North Carolina, and other routes west into Kentucky and Tennessee.
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Who Traveled the Trails? and a migration trail map.
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Wyoming. A partial listing from 1930.
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National Oregon/California Trail Center
Montpelier, Idaho.
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Paper Trail - Pioneer Wagon Train Diaries
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Paper Trail is the website database created by the Oregon-California Trails Association from thousands of trail-related documents of the mid-19th century western migration. Whether people traveled west for gold, land, religious freedom or new opportunity, they wrote diaries, letters, articles and recollections about the journey. From over 3,500 original documents Paper Trail organizes information into an easy-to-search database, featuring names, dates, routes, travel parties, locations and interesting features. The website also lists the library where each document or its copies may be found. The information from each document is accessible by subject codes and by a 6-page outline survey of each document in the Paper Trail website. Names searches are free. Reports require modest subscription.
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A heritage travel and public education website, including migration maps.
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Map of early western migration trails and descriptions.
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US Migration Trails and Roads | Learn | FamilySearch.org
Chronological List of Major Historic Trails and Roads Used in the Settlement of the United States.
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Western Emigrant Trails Research Center
The Western Emigrant Trails Research Center is the publisher of the 'Western Emigrant Trails 1820 - 1870 Map.' This map displays in great detail the many trails used by the emigrants during the westward expansion of the United States between the years 1820 and 1870.
