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"History Comes to Life on the Talking Trail..."
City of Mandan
Ext. 101
Mandan Depot
Ext. 102
Rough Rider Statue
Ext 103
St. Joseph's Church
Ext. 104
Trail of Tears Statue
Ext. 105
City of New Salem
Ext. 201
New Salem Sue
Ext. 202
New Salem Golf Course
Ext. 203
Gaebe Pond
Ext. 204
1st Presbyterian Church
Ext. 205
City of Almont
Ext. 301
Lovers' Cliff
Ext. 302
Almont Park and Museum
Ext. 303
Sims
Ext. 304
Sims Church
Ext. 305
City of Glen Ullin
Ext. 401
Crossroads Golf Course
Ext. 402
Gateway to Lake Tschida
Ext. 403
Twin Buttes
Ext. 404
City of Hebron
Ext. 501
Fort Sauerkraut
Ext. 502
St. John's Church
Ext. 503
Hebron Brick Company
Ext. 504
City of Richardton
Ext. 601
Assumption Abbey
Ext. 602
Schnell Recreation
Ext. 604
City of Taylor
Ext. 701
One Room Schoolhouse
Ext. 702
Northern Pacific Railroad
Ext. 703
City of Gladstone
Ext. 801
1st Roller Mill & Church
Ext. 802
County Seat Controversy
Ext. 803
City of Dickinson
Ext. 901
Dickinson Museum Center
Ext. 902
Ukrainian Cultural Institute
Ext. 903
Young TR Enters the Arena
Ext. 904
St. John's Episcopal Church
Ext. 905
Welcome to the Old Red Old Ten Scenic Byway
Old Red/Old Ten between Mandan and Dickinson is not only a beautiful byway traversing rolling countryside and small towns, but also a reminder of the early efforts of the American Automobile Association (AAA) to provide a route for North Dakotans to travel independently of the railroad in the newly available and widely embraced automobile. The Old Red Trail naturally followed a mostly parallel path to the railroad tracks across the state, allowing for gentle grades and easy access to established towns and villages.
So take the scenic route, and learn the rich history, culture, and heritage of the small communities along the way with the Old Red Old Ten Scenic Byway Talking Trail!
