It ran from Jacksonville, Fla., to San Diego and was called the country's shortest year-round route. Today, the Old Spanish Trail is being remembered locally and nationally. This year marks the ...

The Old Spanish Trail spans 2,700 miles across Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Nevada, and California. It was used as a trade route between Santa Fe and Los Angeles from 1829 to 1848.

Newer highways and interstates have been constructed over much of the original Old Spanish Trail, but south Louisiana still has long stretches of the original route that remain largely intact.

The Old Spanish Trail was established in 1829 by Mexican trader Antonio Armijo who needed a direct trade route between New Mexico and Los Angeles to move his goods. Armijo led a caravan of 60 men ...

The new Grand Junction management plan designates areas as open to oil and gas leasing, and some are on or adjacent to the North Branch Route of the Old Spanish Trail, the suit says.

San Antonio was among the communities back then that championed the creation of the Old Spanish Trail Highway ... Instead, he’s taking the scenic route on the patches of OST road that remain ...

Drivers likely will see only minor changes along Old Spanish Trail, a popular and often busy route into and out of the Texas Medical Center, because the plan calls for it to continue to have ...

“The lack of a CMP with full (National Environmental Policy Act consideration) and a designated right-of-way for the Old Spanish Trail has resulted in piecemeal development decisions that have ...