The whole valley, on one map
The valley map
Every place on Project Scroll with a pin, 668 of them, on one map. Pick a day to see what is open, switch the layers on and off, and open any pin for its story.
The map opens here, with 668 pins.
Key
- Museums & historic places
- Stories
- Festivals & events
- Places to eat
- Places to stay
- Outdoors & u-pick
- Walk stops
- Old postcards
- Towns & townships
- Lost towns
- Old town plans
- Drives
- Historic cemeteries
- Made in the Valley
- 3D models
- 5Places close together: press to zoom in
Drag back to see the valley as it was.
On the map: 138 museums and historic places, 49 stories, 110 festivals, 46 places to eat and stay, 40 outdoor places, 23 makers from Made in the Valley, the walk stops, the old postcards, the lost towns, the old town plans and the two 3D models.
“Open now” and the day you pick use each museum’s posted hours, and each festival’s 2026 dates; places with no posted hours drop out when a day is chosen. “Free” means free admission as posted. Your day list and passport stay on this device. Map pins come from each street address. The base map, with its town names, highways and street names, and the aerial photographs are from the USGS National Map, a free public-domain service of the US Geological Survey; your browser fetches its map pieces from the USGS while the map is open (choose “Plain” to stop that). County lines: US Census Bureau; rivers: USGS. “Near me” asks your browser for your location and uses it only on this page. “Directions” opens Google Maps. Hours and dates change: check each place before you go.
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