On Indian trails through the West of the USA: an adventurous journey along historic paths that brings the tumultuous past of the American pioneer era back to life. With Sacajawea, the brave Shoshone woman, through the Rocky Mountains. It was only thanks to her foresight and language skills that explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark were able to avoid being killed by hostile Indians during their long journey to the Pacific between 1803 and 1805. With Chief Joseph and his Nez Perce through several states to the Bear Paw Mountains of Montana, where the chief had to surrender to the US Army with the words "I am tired of fighting." On historic battlefields, in crumbling forts, and at other sites of the great Sioux War, on the vast plains of the High Plains, which still appear just as fascinating today as they did during that time.