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Across the Lewis and Clark Trail 2023

zoomed out map of Lewis and Clark Trail. Route winds from Pittsburgh to the Pacific Ocean. Down the Ohio River, up the Missouri River, acorss the Rocky Mountains, and west along the Columbia River. — 4,900 miles. 16 states. One Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail.
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About this article: This article was originally published in the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail 2023 Annual Report.

Check out some of Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail's partners and projects at work in 2023! Listed from East to West.

A sign reading Lewis and Clark Trail Auto Tour Route in an urban seting — NPS photo

Louisville, KY.

Freshly installed Auto Tour Route signs in the downtown area.

A woman stands with an open laptop and a ring light in a museum. The museum includes a mannequin wearing historic clothing and walls with murals of people with horses. — NPS photo

Sioux City, IA.

Sioux City Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center demonstrates how they use their distance learning equipment for educational programs.

A woman standing inside a colorful, geometric sphere — NPS photo

Omaha, NE.

Administrative Assistant Shaunielle Mosley tours the newly-opened Kiewit Luminatium, a science museum just down river from Trail Headquarters.

Three people po — NPS photo

Omaha, NE.

Karla Sigala and Caitlin Campbell visit with sculptor Benjamin Victor while he puts on finishing touches to the Chief Big Elk statue.

Two people in park ranger uniforms pose with a man in a visitors center — NPS photo

Omaha, NE.

Former Nebraska Senator Bob Kerry stops by to meet Superintendent Mark Weekley and Interpretation Manager Karla Sigala.

Eight people wearing hats sit on a boat in a river. They are surrounded by lush green hills, trees, and a cloudy sky — NPS photo

Missoula, MT.

Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation Annual Meeting. Trail staff float the Blackfoot and Clark Fork Rivers.

A man stands next to a sign reading "Lemhi Pass National Historic Landmark." The background is lush green hills and a blue sky with fluffy clouds — NPS photo

Lemhi Pass, MT.

Volunteer Kent Schlawin visits key trail sites in Montana and Idaho.

Part of a series of articles titled Lewis and Clark Trail 2023 Annual Report.

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Last updated: April 13, 2024