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El Camino Viejo, The Old Highway, began as an inland trail prior to 1800. It originally served as a refugee route running between present day San Pedro in Southern California and the East Oakland area in the north. Indians, trappers, packers, prospectors, and settlers used it, and cattle and horse herds were also driven over it. In later years it became a wagon road.
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Frazier Park, California · United States
