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Days Gone: Highway 97 – map, hidden items, collectibles

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Historical Markers

On this page of our Days Gone World Atlas, you will find a map of the hidden items that can be found in the Highway 97 area. Collecting these items will bring you closer to completing the game with a 100% progress. Hidden items can be notes, audio recordings, or historical markers.

Site under construction. Another hidden item will be added soon.

Information about collectibles in the Highway 97 area

#6 nero intel, #8 nero intel.

While exploring Highway 97, you can find:

• 6 NERO Intel
• 4 Historical Markers
• 7 hidden items from the Tourism category
• 1 plant from the Herbology section – there is no mark on our map, as this type of plant can be found in different places

More complex hidden items have been described below. We have also included screenshots to help you locate them more easily and quickly.

To obtain the intel, you must explore a small cave. The entrance to it is located to the east of the destination (in the picture above). Search the cave to find the NERO Research Point.

This NERO Intel is on the other side of the river – you cannot swim there. Instead, you need to use your bike equipped with nitrous boost and jump over the water twice. The picture above shows the first ramp – approach the water by moving from the north and activate nitrous right before you drive on the ramp.

Complete both jumps and you will reach the helicopter’s wreck. The recorder is near the corpse.

What is Highway 97 in Days Gone?

Highway 97 is one of the main locations in the video game Days Gone. It is a long stretch of road that runs through the post-apocalyptic Oregon and serves as a major route for the game’s protagonist, Deacon St. John. The highway is full of dangers, including hordes of Freakers, hostile survivors, and other hazards that players must navigate through to progress in the game’s story.

What are the collectibles and secrets on Highway 97 in Days Gone?

There are several collectibles and secrets to discover on Highway 97 in Days Gone. These include Nero Checkpoints, Ambush Camps, Infestation Zones, and Historical Markers. Nero Checkpoints are locations where players can find valuable items and upgrade their equipment. Ambush Camps are enemy strongholds that players can clear out to gain access to new weapons and gear. Infestation Zones are areas infested with Freakers that players must clear out. Historical Markers are landmarks that provide insight into the game’s backstory and lore.

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Days Gone All Tourism Collectible Locations

April 25, 2019 by PowerPyx 14 Comments

In Days Gone you can find 28 Tourism Collectible Locations. These Collectibles count towards the Broken Roadshow trophy. They are small pamphlets, postcards, etc. usually found in unique-looking buildings (particularly restaurants and tourist attractions). This guide shows all Days Gone Tourist Collectible Locations in the same order as the in-game Collectible Menu. You can keep track of your progress in the menu.

None of these collectibles are missable! After the story there’s free-roam and you can go back to all regions and finish up any side activities and collectibles you have left. It’s worth noting that there are two temporary points of no return. One at the end of 3rd region “Lost Lake” and one more at the end of 5th region “Crater Lake”. This will lock you out of some regions until the end of the story. After the story the whole map opens up again and you can continue collecting.

Tourism Collectibles Guide

The order & numbering in this guide is the same as the in-game Collectible Menu! In the location images the character arrow marks the spot.

#1: Old Pioneer Cemetery Brochure

#2: Hungry Jim’s Menu

#3: Marion Forks Bumper Stickers

#4: Marion Forks Postcards

#5: The Benefits of Bear Creek Hot Springs

#6: Salome Hot Springs Guestbook

#7: Bears? Where?! Black Bear Awareness Poster

#8: Belknap Fire Season Warning Sign

#9: Seeking Gorgeous Man

#10: Frontier Motel Brochures

#11: Sherman’s Camp Brochure

Automatic story-related collectible, cannot be missed. You get this from Addy at the start of story mission  Sherman’s Camp Is Crawling in the 3rd region “Lost Lake” at Iron Mike’s camp.

#12: Meet the Campfire Cadets

#13: Sherman’s Camp Farmer’s Market Poster

#14: Rogue Camp Whiskey Menu

#15: Preserving the Beauty of Crater Lake Poster

#16: Crater Lake Postcards

#17: Fishing at Diamond Lake Village

#18: Chemult Suds-Fest

#19: Balloons Over Chemult

#20: Take Out & Tunes

#21: Pet Parade

#22: Chemult Community College Green Week Poster

#23: Chemult Ski Resort Brochure

#24: Klamath Marsh Wetlands Preservation Flyer

#25: Iron Butte Ranch Masters Tournament

#26: Adam Finch Stout Label

#27: Snowbrush Ranch Alpaca Farm

#28: Classified Virus Research This is inside Cloverdale Iron Butte Research Facility (Iron Butte Region). On the upper floor. Wait until you go there during the story to access this area. You can still return later through the opening in the fence to the right of the guardhouse entrance.

That’s all of the Days Gone Tourism Collectible Locations found and a step closer to The Broken Roadshow trophy.

For all other Days Gone Collectible Types check out the full  Days Gone Collectibles Guide .

May 2, 2019 at 3:44 pm

#11 Sherman’s Camp does not have the picture location

May 4, 2019 at 5:43 pm

Because it’s automatic from a story cutscene, I explained this in text instead.

June 16, 2019 at 4:47 pm

what about #28 t0 #33?

June 17, 2019 at 1:43 pm

Only 28 in my game. Did they add more with a recent patch??? Does your game show 33 Tourism Collectibles?

March 18, 2021 at 2:47 am

It may just look like that because the line between the tourist collectibles and the next section of collectibles is hard to see. So it may just look like it is 33 but actually just 28. I know i tought the same!

June 18, 2019 at 5:22 am

Does the ski resort need to be opened up through a mission for #23?

July 14, 2019 at 7:28 am

I can’t get #24 in the ski resort as it’s locked up. I’ve finished the story and have been back after that particular mission and it was open, now it’s isnt!

July 14, 2019 at 3:06 pm

I collected it after the story without problems. Do you still have any encampment jobs (side quests) left to do? Try those, I had already done them when I found this collectible. Maybe one of them will open up the resort. Let me know if that works so I can add to the guide.

July 16, 2019 at 4:32 pm

It’s literally the only tho I have left, all other collectibles, story and side missions, hordes everything is done bar this one.

July 18, 2019 at 6:03 am

I cant get in to the ski resort either, ive updated the game and my ps4 and been back multiple times and its locked tight and no way in. My game is finished completely and all i have left is a bunch of hordes. This is my last collectable to get im so pissed!

July 18, 2019 at 5:22 pm

It MIGHT be a bug. I went there after I had 100% completed the story and all side quests and it was open. Maybe they messed it up with a recent patch, as of late more people have reported this issue (there were other collectibles in this game that glitched out too, such as first historical marker at graveyard). During the story it’s locked at some points, but after story & side quests it should be open.

August 15, 2019 at 6:48 am

😭 im still unable to get in this sucks. I guessed it was a bug but i really wish they would fix it!

July 13, 2019 at 5:13 pm

#15 is bugging out for me. I can walk up to it and get the square icon. When i push it deak moves around a bit but never picks it up. Tried so many angles at no succes.

May 1, 2020 at 10:06 am

I get that too at times. Save it just outside of where your at then log out and reload. Its a bit like when we have no walls or interior when picking items up. Youmay need to do it twice or go away from it far enough for tge machine to click into the right mode.

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Days Gone Collectibles Locations Guide

Take a look at Days Gone Collectibles locations guide wrap up, so you can find 100% of all Days Gone Collectibles in the new action-adventure survival-horror game exclusively on the PS4 & PC. — Although 100% isn’t possible at launch due to some bugs that are being fixed in an upcoming patch by the developer!

There’s a lot to collect and you will be rewarded in-game for each new discovery.

Days Gone Collectibles

Introduction:

There are 240 total collectibles in Days Gone. You will only need to get 181 of them for platinum trophy. Almost 40 of them will be acquired automatically as you fully complete the game. They do not immediately save to your profile so if you die before an autosave or quicksave, you must get them again. Some collectibles are specific to certain regions. There are 43 historical markers that aren’t shown in these collectible guides. All their locations appear on your map when you complete ambush camps. The plants for Herbology are also excluded. Each region has unique plants and you just have to keep collecting them until you acquire ones counted. There are thousands of plants in each region, it won’t take long to find them.

Video Guides per Region:

Cascade Collectibles

Cascade Collectible Overview:

• 5 Character Collectibles (1 is given automatically)
• 12 Nero Intel (one missing)
• 1 Tourism (total number is bugged according to Bend Studio)
• 7 Historical Markers (1 bugged according to Bend Studio)
• 6 Herbology plants

Cascade Region Collectibles Timeline:

0:40 – Character #3 1:02 – Character #2 1:24 – Character #5 1:37 – Character #4

1:46 – Nero Intel #29 2:05 – Nero Intel #28 2:19 – Nero Intel #47 2:37 – Nero Intel #16 3:01 – Nero Intel #26 3:23 – Nero Intel #49 3:41 – Nero Intel #25 4:24 – Nero Intel #52 4:45 – Nero Intel #17 5:01 – Nero Intel #10

5:30 – Tourism #1

5:44 – R.I.P. Sermon #3

Belknap Collectibles

Belknap Collectible Overview:

• 4 Character collectibles
• 7 Nero Intel (one missing)
• 9 Tourism (total number is bugged according to Bend Studio)
• 10 Historical Markers (complete ambush camps to reveal their locations)
• 3 Herbology plants

Belknap Region Collectibles Timeline:

0:07 – Character #6 0:26 – Character #8 0:37 – Character #7 1:05 – Character #9

1:31 – Nero Intel #15 1:45 – Nero Intel #46 2:03 – Nero Intel #23 2:26 – Nero Intel #21 2:52 – Nero Intel #9 3:19 – Nero Intel #22

3:39 – Tourism #2 4:04 – Tourism #3 4:28 – Tourism #4 4:37 – Tourism #8 4:56 – Tourism #5 5:14 – Tourism #7 5:30 – Tourism #6 5:52 – Tourism #9 6:16 – Tourism #10

6:36 – R.I.P Sermon #2

Lost Lake Collectibles

Lost Lake Collectible Overview:

• 11 Characters
• 6 Nero Intel
• 5 Tourism (total number is bugged according to Bend Studio)
• 7 Historical Markers (complete ambush camps to reveal their locations)
• 5 Herbology plant

Lost Lake Region Collectibles Timeline:

0:08 Character #18 0:24 Character #17 0:39 Character #20 0:57 Character #19 1:09 Character #15 1:30 Character #16 1:38 Character #13 1:56 Character #14 2:02 Character #11 2:20 Character #12 2:24 Character #10

2:39 Nero Intel #33 2:57 Nero Intel #5 3:18 Nero Intel #19 3:41 Nero Intel #18 3:55 Nero Intel #24

4:22 Tourism #11 4:28 Tourism #13 4:47 Tourism #12 5:12 Tourism #14 5:30 Tourism #26

5:54 Camp Guitarists

Iron Butte Collectibles

Iron Butte Collectible Overview:

• 4 Characters collectibles (2 of them are automatically obtained)
• 2 Nero Intel
• 3 Tourism (total number is bugged according to Bend Studio)
• 6 Historical Markers (complete ambush camps to reveal their locations)
• 4 Herbology plants

Iron Butte Region Collectibles Timeline:

0:07 – Character #33 0:34 – Character #30

1:00 – Tourism #28 1:16 – Tourism #25 1:35 – Tourism #27

2:00 – Nero Intel #14 2:18 – Nero Intel #13

2:38 – R.I.P. Sermon #13 3:01 – R.I.P. Sermon #11 3:22 – R.I.P. Sermon #5 3:42 – R.I.P. Sermon #4 4:03 – R.I.P. Sermon #12 4:22 – R.I.P. Sermon #6 4:40 – R.I.P. Sermon #10 4:59 – R.I.P. Sermon #9 5:15 – R.I.P. Sermon #1 5:34 – R.I.P. Sermon #8 5:50 – R.I.P. Sermon #7

Crater Lake Collectibles

Crater Lake Collectible Overview:

• 9 Characters collectibles (some are automatically obtained)
• 9 Nero Intel
• 9 Historical Markers (complete ambush camps to reveal their locations)

Crater Lake Region Collectibles Timeline:

0:07 – Character #24 0:26 – Character #29 0:44 – Character #28 0:54 – Character #25 1:16 – Character #21 1:28 – Character #22

1:39 – Nero Intel #35 1:56 – Nero Intel #36 2:23 – Nero Intel #50 2:46 – Nero Intel #27 2:57 – Nero Intel #7 3:37 – Nero Intel #30 3:51 – Nero Intel #34 4:07 – Nero Intel #51

4:23 – Tourism #17 4:41 – Tourism #16 5:00 – Tourism #15

Highway 97 Collectibles

Highway 97 Collectible Overview:

• No Characters
• 7 Tourism (total number is bugged according to Bend Studio)
• 4 Historical Markers (complete ambush camps to reveal their locations)
• 1 Herbology plant

Highway 97 Region Collectibles Timeline:

0:07 – Nero Intel #6 0:25 – Nero Intel #39 0:47 – Nero Intel #20 1:06 – Nero Intel #38 1:21 – Nero Intel #40 1:38 – Nero Intel (not listed, believed to be #8)

2:14 – Tourism #23 2:36 – Tourism #21 2:54 – Tourism #20 3:13 – Tourism #18 3:35 – Tourism #19 3:53 – Tourism #22 4:15 – Tourism #24

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Days Gone HIGHWAY 97 Collectibles Guide – Characters, Nero Intel, Tourism, R.I.P. Sermons

Days Gone Highway 97 Collectibles. Days Gone Review Code provided by PlayStation. There are 240 total collectibles in Days Gone. You will only need to get 181 of them for platinum trophy. Almost 40 of them will be acquired automatically as you fully complete the game. They do not immediately save to your profile so if you die before an autosave or quicksave, you must get them again. Some collectibles are specific to certain regions. There are 43 historical markers that aren’t shown in these collectible guides. All their locations appear on your map when you complete ambush camps. The plants for Herbology are also excluded. Each region has unique plants and you just have to keep collecting them until you acquire ones counted. There are thousands of plants in each region, it won’t take long to find them.

Highway 97 Breakdown No Characters 6 Nero Intel 7 Tourism 4 Historical Markers (complete ambush camps to reveal their locations) 1 Herbology plant

0:07 – Nero Intel #6 0:25 – Nero Intel #39 0:47 – Nero Intel #20 1:06 – Nero Intel #38 1:21 – Nero Intel #40 1:38 – Nero Intel (not listed, believed to be #8)

2:14 – Tourism #23 2:36 – Tourism #21 2:54 – Tourism #20 3:13 – Tourism #18 3:35 – Tourism #19 3:53 – Tourism #22 4:15 – Tourism #24

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Ambush Camp Hunter Complete the Ambush Camp Hunter storyline

Infestation Exterminator Complete the Infestation Exterminator storyline

Marauder Camp Hunter Complete the Marauder Camp Hunter storyline

World’s End Complete the World’s End storyline

One Down Defeat your first Horde

Farewell Drift Accumulate 10 minutes of drifting while on your bike

This is a Knife Kill a Breaker, Reacher, or Rager with a knife

Ghost of Farewell Get 100 stealth kills

Old Reliable Kill 200 Enemies with a Crafted Weapon

Variety is the Spice of Life Kill an enemy with every type of crossbow bolt

Farewell Original Purchase an upgrade under the Performance, Visual, and Paint Categories for your bike

First Time Buyer Upgrade your bike for the first time

Burnout Apocalypse Use nitro and drift at the same time on your bike time for at least 5 seconds

The Art of Bike Repair Apply 100 scrap to your bike

You’ve Got Red on You Collect 541 Items from corpses

Lend Me Your Ears Collect 989 Freaker Ears

Finders Keepers Unlock your first collectible

Wannabe Fortune Hunter Unlock over 50% of the collectibles

The Broken Roadshow Unlock over 75% of collectibles

Surviving isn’t Living Rescue 10 survivors

Better Living through Chemistry Upgrade either your Health, Stamina, or Focus for the first time

Performance Enhanced Max out either your Health, Stamina, or Focus

Best Friends Forever Receive the Allied Trust status with an Encampment

Best Friends Forever (For Life) Gain the Allied Trust status with three different Encampments

Make it Rain Spend 20,000 credits at one Encampment

Welcome to the Party, Pal Clear all Ambush Camps, Infestations, and NERO Checkpoints in a single region

Kitchen Courier Sell Animal Meat or Plants to any Encampment

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Days Gone Collectibles Location & Map Guide

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Where to find Character Collectables, Nero Intel, Tourism Collectables, Historical Collectables and RIP Sermons in Days Gone.

Here you will find a Days Gone Collectibles Guide including Days Gone Collectible Maps showing more than enough collectables for the “The Broken Roadshow” trophy. I have chosen map out Herbology Plants as there isn’t a single specific location for any particular plant, rather just areas where they can be found. You will hopefully collect a lot of these through natural gameplay, but we can also afford not to collect any and still get the 75% we need for the trophy using the guide below.

Also not listed are Sarah’s Lab Notes and Radio Free Oregon Broadcasts as these will be collected naturally as you progress through the game.

Browse by map region using the page navigation, or use Ctrl + F to search for any particular collectable that you are looking for.

This guide is an offshoot of the main Days Gone Trophy Guide .

Days Gone Character Collectibles

This portion of the Days Gone Collectibles Guide will cover Character Collectibles. Most character collectibles are found within camps but there are a select few for which you may have to head further out. There are 33 in total.

#1 Leon “Crude Drawing of an Angel Statue” – Will unlock naturally during the story.

#2 Copeland “The Right to Bear Arms” & #3 Copeland “Hunting Season” are both found on the very top floor of the camp among Copeland’s belongings.

#4 Manny “Happy Birthday, Stud” & #5 Manny “Zen and the Art of Bike Repair” are both found in the mechanics shop near the camp’s entrance.

#6 Tucker “Trust No One”

#8 Alkai “A Portrait of Salome”

#7 Tucker “I Can’t Go On”

#9 Lisa “Have a Good Day”

#10 Lisa“I Can’t Forget” is unlocked automatically here as part of the story and thus cannot be missed.

#11 Boozer “Our Only Guest”

#12 Boozer “My Beautiful Wife”

#13 Rikki “Rench in Hand”

#14 Rikki “Your Lamp in the Sky”

#15 Skizzo “The Shit List”

#16 Skizzo “With Honours”

#17 Iron Mike “I’ll Always Be With You”

#18 Iron Mike “Let There Be Peace”

#19 Addy “Straying From the Path of God”

#20 Addy “The Old Generator”

#21 Colonel “Sleepy Tea”

#22 Colonel “The Good Book”

#23 Kouri “To Have and to Hold” – This collectable is unmissable and will be given to you naturally during the main story campaign.

#25 Doc Jiminez “Doctor Arturo”

#26 Weaver “Look to the Stars” – This collectable is unmissable and will be given to you during the main story campaign.

#27 Weaver “Chemical Reactions” – This collectable is also unmissable as it is given to you during the main story campaign.

#28 Taylor “Flying High”

#29 Taylor “Delivery Boy”

#24 Kouri “To Protect and Serve”

#30 Sarah “My Old Lady”

#31 Jessie “Riding with the Mongrels” This collectable cannot be missed as you will earn it through story progress.

#32 Jessie “They Shall Be of One Mind” This collectable cannot be missed as it will be given to you through story progress.

#33 Jim “Advisory Warning”

Days Gone Nero Intel Collectibles

This portion of the Days Gone Collectibles Guide will cover Nero Intel. Most Nero Intel is found at Nero Checkpoints and Nero Research Sites but there are just a few pieces which can be found elsewhere. There are 52 in total.

Due to the random scattering of these pieces of intel in comparison to their order in the collectable tracker in-game, it’s difficult to keep them in order here, so i recommend using Ctrl + F to find the one you need. If you are using the guide as a walkthrough, this will hopefully be more ideal rather than having you bounce around the map getting them in order.

#1 Researcher Field Note – 2000 , #2 Researcher Field Note – 2064 , #3 Researcher Field Note – 2068 , #4 Researcher Field Note – 2060 , #11 Researcher Field Note – 2102 #41 Researcher Field Note – 2006, #42 Researcher Field Note – 2071, #43 Researcher Field Note – 2104, #44 Researcher Field Note – 2105, and #45 Researcher Field Note – 2106 are all given as part of the story and thus cannot be missed.

#16 Field Recording – 1260

#17 Mobile Medical Unit Recording – 1111

#25 Researcher Field Note – 0701

#26 Researcher Field Note – 1677

#28 Black Box Recording – 1001

#47 Inspector Field Note – 1376

#48 Inspector Field Note – 1381

#52 Researcher Field Note – 2055 This one won’t be available right away. There’s a Nero story mission which takes you there, during and after which you will be able to access it.

#10 Flight Data Recording – 2097

#29 Mobile Medical Unit Recording – 0820

#9 Flight Data Recording – 2041

#15 Mobile Medical Unit Recording – 0980

#21 Field Recording – 1577

#22 Mobile Medical Unit Recording – 1788

#23 Mobile Medical Unit Recording – 0817

#31 Researcher Field Note – 1735

#46 Inspector Field Note – 1375

#18 Mobile Medical Unit Recording – 1231

#19 Mobile Medical Unit Recording – 1301

#24 Researcher Field Note – 0988

#32 Researcher Field Note – 2073

#33 Researcher Field Note – 1960

#13 Nero Site Order – TS-03-900SQM

#14 Mobile Medical Site Order – TS-27-760GDQ

#27 Mobile Medical Unit Recording – 1682

#35 Researcher Field Note – 1833

#36 Researcher Field Note – 2072

#50 Inspector Field Note – 1680

#7 Flight Data Recording – 1787

#30 Researcher Field Note – 2069

#34 Researcher Field Note – 1463

#37 Researcher Field Note – 2043

#51 Mobile Medical Unit Recording – 1683

#6 Field Recording – 2011

#39 Researcher Field Note – 2020

#8 Flight Data Recording – 1377

#20 Mobile Medical Unit Recording – 0805

#38 Mobile Medical Unit Recording – 1685

#40 Researcher Field Note – 1005

Days Gone R.I.P Sermon Collectibles

Cascade Region

#3 Pain is a Gift

#2 Don’t Run

#7 One Mind

#1 Fear the Rising

#4 Set You Free

#5 Destroy Your Ego

#6 Sacrifice for Freedom

#8 Founder’s Tale

#9 The Ultimate Goal

#10 Rest in Peace

#11 The Free

#12 The Rising is Coming

#13 Join or Die

Days Gone Tourism Collectibles

This portion of the Days Gone Collectibles Guide will cover Tourism Collectibles, which usually come in the form of a sign, postcard or pamphlet which will relates to the surrounding area of where it is found. These are the hardest and most inconvenience to find in my opinion and so if you are looking for collectables to not collect, I recommend skipping these.

Regardless, you’ll find their locations listed below, organised by region.

#1 Old Pioneer Cemetery Brochure

#2 Hungry Jim’s Menu

#3 Marion Forks Bumper Stickers

#4 Marion Forks Postcards

#5 The Benefits of Bear Creek Hot Springs

#6 Salome Hot Springs Guestbook

#7 Bears? Where?! Black Bear Awareness Poster

#8 Belknap Fire Season Warning Sign

#9 Seeking Gorgeous Man

#10 Frontier Motel Brochures

#11 Sherman’s Camp Brochure This is an unmissable collectable as it will be given to you during a story mission.

#12 Meet the Campfire Cadets

#13 Sherman’s Camp Farmer’s Market Poster

#14 Rogue Camp Whiskey Menu

#26 Adam Finch Stout Label

#25 Iron Butte Ranch Masters Tournament

#27 Snowbrush Ranch Alpaca Farm

#28 Classified Virus Research

#17 Fishing at Diamond Lake

#15 Preserving the Beauty of Crater Lake Poster

#16 Crater Lake Postcards

#18 Chemult Suds-Fest

#19 Balloons Over Chemult

#20 Take-Out & Tunes

#21 Pet Parade

#23 Chemult Ski Resort Brochure

#22 Chemult Community College Green Week Poster

#24 Klamath Marsh Wetlands Preservation Flyer

I was going to create Days Gone Collectible Maps for the historical markers, but for you to collect them via some maps I put on my site would actually be more difficult than actually using the fact that the game will literally tell you where they are. So, rather than you trying to find them all by referring to maps on here, use your in-game map to track their locations!

Historical Markers will show up on your map whenever you clear the local Ambush Camp and then read the map found in the bunker there. Once you have cleared all 12 Ambush Camps, every single Historical Marker will be displayed on your in-game map and you can simply place a waypoint for each one and collect them that way.

To find all of the Ambush Camps you can use our handy Key Locations Guide which will show you where to find them.

There are only 6 Speeches to collect from Colonel Garrett, but they are all found in the same place in Wizard Island and will show up as you reach different points of the story. This does mean, however, that if you progress too far you will miss one of his speeches.

Not to worry, though, as you can find them all once you finish the game by visiting his tent at the top of Wizard Island (Where Character Collectables #21 and #22 are found) and you’ll be able to collect recordings for each of the speeches you missed!

This portion of the Days Gone Collectible Guide will cover The Camp Guitarists which can all be found at the Lost Lake camp. Sometimes, when you visit, you’ll see a flashing blue “?” icon on your minimap where the Gazebo is, behind the bounty kiosk near the front gate.

If you head to this location, you’ll see someone playing an instrument such as a harmonica. When you approach this person, they will stop playing and someone with a guitar will get up and begin to play/sing a song. Triggering the song is all you need to do for the collectable.

Please see the “Go Kick Rocks” Trophy in our Trophy Guide for information on finding Cairns as well as a location which contains 10 Cairns.

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• Historical Markers: Highway 97 Region

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Days Gone Guide & Walkthrough

• Drifters on the Mountain
• Bugged the Hell Out
• No Starving Patriots
• Smoke on the Mountain
• Out of Nowhere
• They’re Not Sleeping
• Drugged Outta His Mind
• Clear Out Those Nests
• Price On Your Head
• What Did You Do?
• Searching for Something
• It's Not Safe Here
• Lots of Sick People
• It's a Rifle, Not a Gun
• Everyone Has to Work
• Making Contact
• I Brought You Something
• Give Me a Couple Days
• What Have They Done
• Not Gonna Kill Anyone
• Sherman’s Camp Is Crawling
• Search Rogue Camp for Lisa
• I Need Your Help
• Playing All Night
• It's On a Mission
• You See What They Did
• On Herod's Birthday
• It's a Long Story
• Moments of Lucidity
• Some Kinda Freak Expert
• Drinking Himself to Death
• About Boozer's Arm
• Not Like I Got a Choice
• No Beginning and No End
• Better to Light One Candle
• Have It Your Way
• Don't Get Caught
• I Kept My Name
• They Will Never Stop
• Time for Some Payback
• A War We Can Win
• I Know Things Are Strange
• I’ve Had Better Days
• Afraid of a Little Competition?
• I Tried To Hit That Once
• You Couldn't Stop Shaking
• Expect The Worst
• I Don't Wanna Hang
• You Alone I Have Seen
• He's Not Big On Tunes
• What It Takes To Survive
• Ascending From The Underworld
• Keep Them Safe
• Nose Down, They Feed Ya
• Another Militia Attack
• I'll Save Some For You
• For An Outlaw Biker
• Chasing Leon
• Gear Up for the Ride
• He's My Brother
• You're Safe Now
• Finding NERO
• Someone That I Used to Know
• We’ve All Done Things
• Keep Your Friends Close
• It's All We've Got
• Earning Our Keep
• Surviving isn't Living
• An Officer and A Gentleman
• How'd He Survive?
• A Good Soldier
• I'm Never Giving Up
• Law and Disorder
• Blow It Up Good
• Race Against Time
• Pioneer Cemetary Infestation
• Crazy Willie's Infestation
• Marion Forks Infestation
• Patjens Lakes Infestation
• Sherman's Camp Infestation
• Berley Lake Infestation
• Rogue Camp Infestation
• South Oregon Crier Infestation
• Tumblebug River Infestation
• Rimview Ranch Infestation
• Cascade Lakes Rail Line Infestation
• Chemult College Infestation
• Horse Creek Ambush Camp
• Belknap Caves Ambush Camp
• Jefferson Rail Tunnel Ambush Camp
• Black Crater Ambush Camp
• Bear Creek Hot Springs Ambush Camp
• Deerborn Ambush Camp
• Berley Lake Ambush Camp
• Wagon Road Ambush Camp
• Redwood RV Park Ambush Camp
• Cascade Lakes Railway Ambush Camp
• Spruce Lake Ambush Camp
• Aspen Butte Ambush Camp
• Bare Bay Ambush Camp
• Nice and Bloody
• The Rest of our Drugs
• A Goddamn War Zone
• Seeds for the Spring
• Hard to Miss
• I'll Double It
• Over A Card Game
• How Many Bodies?
• Part of the Family
• Keeping Souvenirs
• Take Back What's Mine
• You Got the Wrong Guy
• The Anarchists Spy
• You Don't Want to Know
• Drifters at Eden Hill
• Here’s a Little Chaos
• Rippers, Rest in Hell
• He’s Just a Kid
• He’s Feeding the Freaks
• Just Doing My Job
• How Do I Get Them?
• A Bunch of Cavemen
• Hear About a Ripper Camp?
• A Score to Settle
• He Never Came Back
• Coming Into Town
• Gone Fishing
• On Tonight's Menu
• Never Give Up Hope
• Didn't Want To Join Up?
• Still Breathing
• A Hell of a Fight
• Horse Lake NERO Checkpoint
• Old Pioneer Cemetery NERO Checkpoint
• Mario Forks Tunnel NERO Checkpoint
• Iron Butte Pass NERO Checkpoint
• Old Sawmill NERO Checkpoint
• Santiam Tunnel NERO Checkpoint
• Rogue Tunnel NERO Checkpoint
• Spruce Lake NERO Checkpoint
• Volcanic Legacy Scenic Byway NERO Checkpoint
• Pillette Bridge NERO Checkpoint
• Chemult Community College NERO Checkpoint
• NERO Injectors
• Characters Collectibles 1 to 16
• Characters Collectibles 17 to 33
• NERO Intel 1 to 25
• NERO Intel 26 to 52
• Tourism Collectibles 1 to 14
• Tourism Collectibles 15 to 28
• Historical Markers: Cascade Region
• Historical Markers: Belknap Region
• Historical Markers: Lost Lake Region
• Historical Markers: Iron Butte Region
• Historical Markers: Crater Lake Region
• Anarchist Cairn Locations
• Sarah’s Lab Notes
• Radio Free Oregon
• Colonel Garret's Speeches
• RIP Sermons
• Camp Guitarist

This section of the Days Gone Walkthrough reveals the location of all the Historical Markers hidden in the Highway 97 region.

1/4 Gentleman Bandit Memorial – “Poetic Justice” : Under a tree, south-east of the Chemult Community College.

2/4 Bill “The Grey Fox” Miner – “Oregon’s Wor st Bandit” : Near the railway line of Chemult.

3/4 The Stagecoach Legend – “Rushing for Gold” : Near the Chemult gas station.

4/4 Japanese Balloon Bomb – “The Casualties of War” : On the side of the road, near the Klamath Marsh.

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Days Gone: Highway 97 Historical Markers Collectibles Locations

Our Days Gone Highway 97 Historical Markers map below reveals the locations of all 4 Historical Markers you have to find if you wish to get 100% completion in the video game developed by Bend Studio  for  PlayStation 4 .

Highway 97 Historical Markers Locations Map

However, assuming you wish to collect them earlier, you can use our guide and find every Historical Marker in Highway 97.

Historical Marker 1 – Japanese Baloon Bomb – “The Casualties Of War”

Entry #: 35

Location: The first Days Gone Highway 97 Historical Marker on our map above is on a hill, northwest of Bare Bay Ambush Camp and south of Chemult College Nero Checkpoint .

It is close to the road next to a white bench.

Historical Marker 2 – Gentleman Bandit Memorial – “Poetic Justice”

Entry #: 32

Location: The second Days Gone Historical Marker in Highway 97 is located near a tree, very close to the train tracks and a dirt road.

Look for it southeast of Chemult Community College.

Historical Marker 3 – The Stagecoach Legend – “Rushing for Gold”

Entry #: 34

Location: At the third location on our map, you’ll find the next Historical Marker, across the street from a gas station.

Very accessible, this collectible is standing under a large billboard.

Historical Marker 4 – Bill “The Grey Fox” Miner- “Oregon’s Worst Bandit”

Entry #: 33

Location: The next marker on our map is found east from the previous one. You should see it by the stairs leading to a train station.

As you can see in the picture there is also a brown train cart nearby.

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Days Gone Highway 97 Tourism Collectibles

Days Gone is an action-adventure game set in the fictional state of Oregon, two years after a global pandemic has killed most of the world’s population. The player controls Deacon St. John, a mercenary who rides a motorcycle and deals with the undead and hostile survivors.

Days Gone Highway 97 Tourism Collectibles are a unique and interesting way to collect and remember your time spent in the game. There are a variety of different collectibles that you can find while exploring the world, including:

-Postcards: There are a total of 50 postcards to find in the game. Each postcard has a unique photo and message on the back.

-Pins: There are a total of 36 pins to find in the game. Each pin has a unique design.

-T-Shirts: There are a total of 9 t-shirts to find in the game. Each t-shirt has a unique design.

Collecting all of these items will give you a better understanding of the world of Days Gone, and provide you with some great memories of your time spent in the game.

• 1 Where are the tourism Collectables in days gone?
• 2 Are there Collectibles in days gone?
• 3 Is there a city in days gone?
• 4 What do historical markers do in days gone?
• 5 Where are all the Nero Intel in days gone?
• 6 What is the secret ending in days gone?
• 7 What happens if you reset jobs in days gone?

Where are the tourism Collectables in days gone?

Days Gone is an action-adventure game set in the post-apocalyptic Pacific Northwest. The game is full of collectibles, many of which are related to tourism. Here is a guide to where you can find all of the tourism collectables in Days Gone.

The first tourism collectable is a pamphlet for the Mount St. Helens National Monument. It can be found in the small town of Hayden Lake.

The next collectible is a pamphlet for the Lava Beds National Monument. It can be found in the small town of Ukiah.

The next collectible is a pamphlet for the Crater Lake National Park. It can be found in the small town of Merrill.

The next collectible is a pamphlet for the Olympic National Park. It can be found in the small town of Forks.

The next collectible is a pamphlet for the Mount Rainier National Park. It can be found in the small town of Eatonville.

The next collectible is a pamphlet for the North Cascades National Park. It can be found in the small town of Marblemount.

The next collectible is a pamphlet for the Glacier National Park. It can be found in the small town of Columbia Falls.

The next collectible is a pamphlet for the Yellowstone National Park. It can be found in the small town of Livingston.

The last tourism collectible is a postcard for the Grand Canyon National Park. It can be found in the small town of Kingman, Arizona.

Are there Collectibles in days gone?

Are there any collectibles in days gone? This is a question that many people have been asking, and the answer is, it depends on what you consider to be a collectible.

In days gone, there are a few different types of collectibles that you can find. The first type of collectible is weapons. There are a number of different weapons that you can find in the game, and all of them are considered to be collectibles. The second type of collectible is vehicles. There are a number of different vehicles that you can find in the game, and all of them are considered to be collectibles. The third type of collectible is outfits. There are a number of different outfits that you can find in the game, and all of them are considered to be collectibles.

While there are a number of different collectibles that you can find in days gone, not all of them are considered to be essential. In fact, you can complete the game without collecting any of the collectibles. However, if you want to get the most out of the game, then collecting the collectibles is definitely recommended.

One of the best things about collectibles is that they can help you to get a better understanding of the game world. In days gone, for example, the collectibles can help you to learn more about the different factions that are present in the game world. They can also help you to learn more about the different characters that are present in the game world.

If you’re looking for a way to get the most out of days gone, then collecting the collectibles is definitely the way to go.

Is there a city in days gone?

This is a question that many people have been asking, especially in light of the recently released game, Days Gone. While there is no definitive answer, there are a few things we can say about the possibility of a city in days gone.

First, it’s important to consider what the game is actually about. Days Gone is a post-apocalyptic game set in the Pacific Northwest. It follows the story of Deacon St. John, a biker and bounty hunter, as he tries to survive in a world full of zombies.

Now, if we take a look at the game world, it’s clear that there is no city. The game is set in a rural area, and the only signs of civilization are a few small towns. So, it seems safe to say that there is no city in days gone.

However, that’s not to say that a city couldn’t exist in some other part of the world. The game is set in the Pacific Northwest, but it’s possible that there is a city somewhere else that we haven’t seen.

So, is there a city in days gone? It’s hard to say for sure, but it seems likely that there is not.

What do historical markers do in days gone?

Historical markers can tell us a lot about what has happened in the past. They can provide information about significant people, places, and events. Most markers are placed by state or local governments, but there are also private markers.

Most markers are placed for events or people that are considered to be important to the local community or state. The events or people can be from the past or present. The markers can be used to commemorate the events or people, or to provide information about them.

Some markers are used to commemorate battles or other military events. These markers can provide information about the battle or event, as well as the people who were involved in it. Many of these markers also have a list of the soldiers who died in the battle.

Many markers also commemorate people who have made significant contributions to society. These people can be from any walk of life, and can be from any time period. The markers can provide information about the person’s life and their contributions.

Some markers are used to provide information about historical places. These markers can tell us about the history of the place, as well as the people who lived there. Some markers also provide information about the architecture of the place.

Most markers are made of stone or metal. They usually have a plaque with the information on it. The plaque is usually attached to a metal or stone post.

Markers can be found in all parts of the United States. They can be found in cemeteries, parks, and other places.

Where are all the Nero Intel in days gone?

Nero Intel was a company that made processors for personal computers. They were a major player in the market, but they went out of business in 2009. This left a major hole in the market, as there were no other processors that could compete with their performance.

This has had a major impact on the market for personal computers. Processor performance is a major factor in the sales of personal computers, and the lack of a competing product has left the market wide open for other processors.

This has had a major impact on the sales of personal computers. Processor performance is a major factor in the sales of personal computers, and the lack of a competing product has left the market wide open for other processors.

Intel has been able to take advantage of this situation, and they now have a dominant position in the market. This has led to higher prices for personal computers, and it has also made it difficult for other companies to compete.

Nero Intel was a major player in the market, and their absence has had a major impact on the market for personal computers.

What is the secret ending in days gone?

Days Gone is an open-world action-adventure game developed by SIE Bend Studio and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment. It was released worldwide for the PlayStation 4 on April 26, 2019. The game is set in the fictional state of Oregon two years after a global pandemic has killed most of the world’s population. The player controls Deacon St. John, a former outlaw-turned-biker, as he searches for his wife, Sarah.

A few weeks after release, it was discovered that there is a secret ending that can be unlocked by completing a certain set of tasks. The secret ending is an alternative version of the game’s ending in which Deacon is killed.

The secret ending can be unlocked by completing the following tasks:

– Complete the game on any difficulty

– Find all 13 collectible Memory Cards

– Find and photograph all 25 animal carcasses

– Find and photograph all 20 wrecked cars

– Find and photograph all 15 abandoned buildings

– Complete all 10 of the game’s side-missions

Once all of these tasks have been completed, the secret ending will be unlocked.

What happens if you reset jobs in days gone?

In the video game “Days Gone”, players have the ability to reset the game’s jobs. This means that players can start over and have different jobs available to them. However, there are consequences to resetting jobs.

One of the consequences of resetting jobs is that players lose all of their progress. This means that players will have to start over from scratch and will not be able to keep any of their previous progress. Another consequence of resetting jobs is that players will not be able to get any of the rewards that they earned from their previous jobs. This means that players will not be able to get any of the new weapons or upgrades that they earned from their previous jobs.

Finally, resetting jobs also resets the game’s story. This means that players will have to start over from the beginning and will not be able to continue where they left off. While this may not be a big deal for some players, it can be a major inconvenience for others.

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