| Miles. |
| From Soda Springs to |
| 25. | Portner Creek.—Good camp. Take the right-hand road. |
| 10. | Ross’s Creek.—Good camp. |
| 10. | Fort Hall Valley.—Good camp Road runs down the creek. |
| 8. | Snake River.—Good camp. Road crosses the river bottom. |
| 5. | Fort Hall. |
| 15. | Small Branch—Camp is three miles below the crossing of Port Neuf River, which is fordable. Good wood, water, and grass. |
| 10. | American Falls.—Good camp. |
| 13. | Raft River.—Road rough and rocky. Sage for fuel; grass scarce. |
| 17. | Bend of Swamp Creek. | Grass scarce. |
| 20. | On Snake River.—Road crosses Swamp and Goose Creeks. Wood on the hills; grass short. |
| 25. | Rock Creek.—Road crosses one small creek, and is very rough and rocky for several miles, when it enters a sandy region, where the grass is scarce; sage plenty, and willows on the creek. |
| 24. | Snake River.—Road crosses several small branches. There is but little grass except in narrow patches along the river bottom. |
| 26. | Fishing Falls.—Road very crooked and rough, crossing two small streams. |
| 29. | Snake River.—Road crosses several small creeks, but leaves the main river to the north, and runs upon an elevated plateau. Good grass at camp. |
| 16. | Snake River (ford).—Road tortuous; ford good in low water. |
| 19. | Small Branch.—Road crosses the Snake River, and follows up a small branch, leaving the river to the left. Good grass. Road ascends to a high plateau, which it keeps during the whole distance. |
| 26. | River “Aux Rochers.”.—Road passes Hot Springs, and is rough. Wood, water, and grass plenty. |
| 22. | Small Creek.—Road crosses two small branches, and is very rocky, but at camp grass, wood, and water are abundant. |
| 23. | Rio Boisé.—Road crosses one small creek, and follows along the Boisé River. Good wood, water, and grass. |
| 26. | Fort Boisé.—Road follows the south bank of Boisé River to the fort. |
| 2. | Fort Boisé.—Road crosses the Boisé River. Good ford at ordinary stages. Grass good in the river bottom. |
| 20. | River “Aux Matthews..”—Good road. Grass abundant, but coarse; wood and water plenty. |
| 22. | Burnt River—Road continues up the river, and is still rough and mountainous. Grass and wood plenty. |
| 26. | Small Branch—Road passes over a divide to “Powder River..”. It is still rough, but getting better. The grass is good. |
| 13. | Powder River—Good road; grass plenty. |
| 21. | Creek—Road passes a divide, crossing several small streams, and is smooth, with plenty of grass and fuel. |
| 20. | Creek—Road crosses one small branch, and is rather rough. The grass and fuel are good and abundant. |
| 21. | Creek—Road follows down the creek for ten miles, then turns up a small branch, and is good. There is plenty of grass and fuel. |
| 12. | Branch—Road crosses a divide and strikes another branch. |
| 5. | Small Branch of the Umatilah River.—Good road, with plenty of wood and grass. |
| 16. | Branch of Wallah Wallah River.—Wood, water, and grass. |
| 18. | Wallah Wallah River.—Wood, water, and grass. |
| 18. | Wallah Wallah River.—Wood, water, and grass. |
| 10. | Butler Creek.—Good camp. |
| 18. | Well’s Spring.—Good camp. |
| 12. | Willow Creek.—Good camp. |
| 13. | Cedar Spring.—Good camp. |
| 6. | John Day’s River.—Good camp. |
| 5. | Forks of Road.—No camping. Left-hand road for wagons, and right-hand for pack trains. This itinerary takes the left. |
| 10. | Ouley’s Camp.—Good camp. |
| 19. | Soot’s River.—Good camp. |
| 6. | Fall River.—Good camp. |
| 10. | Utah’s River.—Good camp. |
| 18. | Soot’s River.—Good camp. |
| 6. | Soot’s River.—Good camp. Road follows up the river, crossing it several times. |
| 16. | Sand River Fork.—Good grass a mile and a half to the left of the road. |
| 8. | Good camp. |
| 15. | Royal Hill Camp.—Good camp. |
| 7. | Sandy River.—But little grass. |
| 45. | Down the River.—Good camps all the distance. |
| 25. | Oregon City.—Good camps all the distance. |
| 75. | Salem.—Good camps all the distance. |
