Signs Tagged With Wooden Sign

Entering Pawnee National Grasslands on CO-14 West.

US-26 West/US-287 North Approaching US-89/US-191 at Moran Junction. Turn right for US-89/US-191/US-287 North to Yellowstone and Jackson Lake. Continue straight for US-26 West/US-191 South/US-89 South to Jackson.

UT-199 West at Government Creek Road to Simpson Springs. Continue straight for Dugway; turn right to UT-196 and Timpie.

Entering Curlew National Grasslands on 23000 W near Stone, Idaho. Curlew is the only national grassland in Idaho and is administered by the Caribou-Targhee National Forest.

Flaming Gorge Dam on US-191 north. The Flaming Gorge Dam is on the Green River. Behind the dam is Flaming Gorge Reservoir which is part in Utah, and part in Wyoming.

Entering the Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area on US-191 north.

Distance marker on US-26 East/US-191 North to Yellowstone and Dubois. The sign is a wooden style common inside both Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Park. This marker is just inside Grand Teton National Park.

US-26 East/US-191 North at Jackson Hole Airport in Grand Teton National Park.

US-26 East and US-89/US-191 North at US-287 - Moran Jct. Turn left for US-89/US-191/US-287 North to Jackson Lake and Yellowstone. Continue straight for US-26 East/US-287 south to Dubois.

Entering Hells Canyon National Recreation Area on NFH-39 north.

CA-254 north, Humboldt Redwoods State Park.

Welcome To Idaho/Salmon National Forest at Lost Trail Pass

Historical Marker on Red Rock Pass, US-91 South. All highways in Idaho have these historical markers. To see all of them check out the Idaho State Historical Marker Guide. Red Rock Pass is where ancient Lake Bonneville - an inland sea, which covered most of the great basin, overflowed into the Snake Plain. Evidence of this great flood is everywhere along the Snake and Columbia Rivers in the Pacific Northwest. This pass marks the divide between the Great Basin and the Snake/Columbia River drainages.