Milestones for Your Journey (Compiled from the texts below and guesses.) Please send any corrections or additions to the Webmaster.
Mileage	Mile Marker
18	Slept in the Green Hill country
32	Met black rider
37	Met elves
46	Camped West of Woodhall, in the Woody End.
60	Maggot’s farm
63	Traveling in the Marish, a fertile boggy area*
70	Buckleberry Ferry
73	Sleep in Crickhollow, Frodo’s intended new home, north of Buckleberry, a chief village in Buckland. Traveling through Buckland, an area of the Shire between Barnaduin and the Old Forest*
78	Went through the tunnel gate; leave Shire; enter Old Forest
93	Traveled through the Old Forest; Old Man Willow captures Merry and Pippin.
98	Stayed at Bombadil's house at the east edge of the Old Forest. The Hobbits left Bombadil's house on ponies. They intended to head toward the Old East Road, but accidently turned into the Barrow Downs*, a place inhabited by evil Barrow-wights from Angmar and a place of great dread.
115	Captured by Barrow-wights, spend night in Barrow, rescued by Bombadil, travel with Bombadil.
131	Bombadil departs. Traveling through Bree-land.
135	Bree, hook up with Strider.
147	After traveling by pony on a wandering course** they camp in the Western Chetwood, the forest of Bree-land.
163	They have turned due east in the Eastern Chetwood, camp in Eastern Chetwood.
179	They enter the Midgewater Marshes, and camp in the Midgewater Marshes. The Marshes are infested with midges and other insects.**
194	Still traveling through Midgewater Marshes; camp on eastern edge.
211	Have left Midgewater Marshes and camp near a stream from the hills.
229	Traveling through Weather Hills; camp 12 miles north of Weathertop.
241	Weathertop, in the southernmost of the Weather Hills, on which the Tower of Amon Sul was built.* From here, Aragorn says that it would take him “twelve days on his own feet.”
251	They travel south of the Great East Road. An injured Frodo was riding on Bill the pony. They were seeking more wooded country south of the East Road. They entered some sort of valley or low country. “Four days passed without the ground or the scene changing much” (about 120 miles between Weathertop and the Last Bridge).
361	They cross the Last Bridge which is the “easternmost on the Great East Road.”* It is also known as the Bridge of Mitheitheil, and it crosses the River Hoarwell.
~385	After heading north along a ridge in the Trollshaws (woody area full of “trees with old twisted roots hung over cliffs and piled behind into mounting slopes of pine-wood), they turn southeast.
~388	They discover Bilbo’s trolls.
~392	They meet Glorfindel and follow the Great East Road again.
~439	Meet Black Riders again. Frodo is alone on Glorfindel’s horse.
~440	Frodo crosses the Ford of Bruinen which is where the Great East Road crosses the Loudwater.
458	Rivendell!
Sources	Fellowship of the Ring, J.R.R. Tolkien, Ballantine Books The Complete Guide to Middle-Earth, Robert Foster, Ballantine Books *Atlas of Middle-Earth, Karen Fonstad, Houghton-Mifflin. Journeys of Frodo, Barbara Strachey, Balantine Books.