The Natchez trace, which links it's namesake in Mississippi to Tennessee, traverses 3 states and 10,000 years of New World history. Originally used by Native Americans and Buffalo migrating south, it was later well traveled by pioneer settlers pushing their way into what was then known as the south west. Together with the Cumberland Gap, these two passages allowed unprecedented access to European settlers. 

The Natchez Circle skirt allows for ample movement on the trail and versatility galore. It boasts deep pockets for storage of anything essential and a zipper closure with a brass snap in rear. It is shown here with the Willa Cather Western and the Conestoga Chore Coat, both available in the shop: