Wagon Days Home Spotlight
Ketchum 1880 to 1885
On April 3, 1880, a party consisting of John H. Lewis, Charles Awan and Isaac I. Lewis, left Helena, Montana in their covered wagons and headed for the Wood River Valley in Idaho.
Welcome to the City of Ketchum’s Wagon Days! Sixty years ago, a couple of hundred spectators attended what would grow to become the largest non-motorized parade in the Pacific Northwest. Today, thousands of people flock to Ketchum to see these historical vehicles and celebrate the western tradition they represent.
To join us as a parade entry please start by filling out the parade entry form.
