Donner Pass is approximately 7,000 feet (2,134 meters) above sea level and spans around 15 miles (24 kilometers) in length. Located in the Sierra Nevada mountain range of California, it is known for its historical significance related to the ill-fated Donner Party in the winter of 1846-1847. The pass is now a key route for transportation and recreation in the region.
I think what you are asking for is Donner Pass, located in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California.
It was a relatively easy way for wagon to make it through the Sierra Nevada mountain range (at the time it was called Hastings Cutoff). It made for a straight shot between Lake Tahoe and Sacramento. The Donner party made it famous by getting stranded there during a poorly advised winter crossing attempt. Donner pass is still used today. Hwy 80 goes through it between California and Nevada.
The Donner Party left Missouri in May of 1846. The last of the victims were rescued in February of 1847.
There was a girl named Mary Donner in the Donner Party, and a woman named Margaret Reed.
Three families, George Donner's, Jacob Donner's, and James Reed's, left Springfield, Illinois, on April 14, 1846. On May 19 they joined a large wagon train in Kansas. This train was led by William Russell. It broke up into smaller parties. The Donner Party didn't actually exist until July 19, 1846, when a new wagon train was organized and George Donner was elected the captain. This happened near South Pass in Wyoming.
part of hwy 88 is Donner Pass. Which is about 20 miles to 89 (Carson Pass)
part of hwy 88 is Donner Pass. Which is about 20 miles to 89 (Carson Pass)
Donner Pass (el. 7085 ft. / 2160 m.) is a high mountain pass in the northern Sierra Nevada, located above Donner Lake about nine miles west of Truckee, CA. It is traversed by US Route 40 (Donner Pass Road). I-80 crosses the crest about 2 miles north of Donner Pass.
Donner Pass and Donner River are named in honor of the lost western expedition called the Donner Party. Title suggests mirth, reality included starvation, exposure and cannibalism!
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I think what you are asking for is Donner Pass, located in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California.
Not sure what the annual slow fall rate is but at the Donner Pass memorial the plaque said the 22 foot height of the memorial represented the depth of the snow when the Donner Party was trapped there.
The Donner Pass cuts through the Sierra Nevada mountain range in California. This pass is historically significant as it was a key route for westward migration during the mid-19th century, particularly for the ill-fated Donner Party. It connects the western and eastern slopes of the Sierra Nevada, providing access to various recreational and transportation routes.
The address of the Emigrant Trail Museum And Bookstore Donner Memorial State Park is: 12593 Donner Pass Rd, Truckee, CA 96161
Over Donner Pass, and other similar passes.
Donner Pass is a pretty large area, and actually there are three ski resorts you will pass if driving over it. Sugar Bowl, Donner Ski Ranch, Boreal, also there is Kingvale for people to enjoy sledding. People made these resorts because skiing is a fun winter activity and it is in a beautiful location. If there weren't resorts there it would be harder for people to enjoy the outdoors in that area, and less accessibility to the nature.
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