There were thirteen of the sixteen rendezvous held in the Rocky Mountains

The Pierre’s Hole rendezvous was one of the largest rendezvous held in the Rocky Mountains. Mountain Man and Indian camps extended north from Darby Creek along the west side of the Teton Mountains to Tetonia, Idaho…an area of seven square miles .....

There were thirteen of the sixteen held in the Rocky Mountain Rendezvous west of the Continental Divide. The 1829, 1830, and 1838 rendezvous were held east of the Continental Divide. Six of the sixteen rendezvous were held in territory belonging to Mexico. Except the 1826-27-28 rendezvous in Utah and the 1832 in Idaho, all of the rendezvous were held in Wyoming. Six of the sixteen rendezvous were held on Horse Creek in the Green River Valley near present-day Daniel, Wyoming…there was no general rendezvous in 1831. All of the rendezvous were held in the territory of the Shoshone, or Snake, Indians.

How often was a rendezvous held in North America? In North American history, a rendezvous was a larger meeting held typically once per year in the wilderness. All types included a major transfer of furs and goods to be traded for furs.

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