Yellow flowers and painted rocks decorated yards and businesses along Fremont’s Wolf River Drive as part of last weekend’s celebration of the 100-year anniversary of the Yellowstone Trail coming through Wisconsin.
Old cars line Fremont’s Wolf River Drive Saturday, Aug. 22. The Wolf River Optimist Club sponsored the weekend festival.
Families check out some of the vendors at Fremont’s Yellowstone Trail Festival. Last weekend’s event also include music, a night glow run and helicopter rides.
Last weekend’s Yellowstone Trail Festival included a scarecrow contest. This entry in front of Nancy’s Gifts had a Minions theme.
The Wolf River Optimist Club celebrated the 100-year anniversary of the Yellowstone Trail coming through Wisconsin the weekend of Aug. 21-23, in downtown Fremont.
The Yellowstone Trail Festival featured vendors, a craft fair, food and beverages, music and a scarecrow contest.
The Yellowstone Trail became the first transcontinental automobile highway in the United States, traveling through the northern tier of states from Washington through Massachusetts.
