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The Lewis and Clark Trail is not just a route—it is a journey into the soul of a young nation, shaped by encounter and endurance.
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Spanning more than 4,600 miles and crossing four time zones, the Lewis and Clark Trail is a cultural odyssey through some of the most breathtaking and untamed lands in America. It is a passage through beauty and hardship, memory and meaning—a trail where the past is always present, and every bend in the road tells a deeper story.
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Travelers' Stories
"As the boat swung around, the mountains looked like they moved apart and opened up, and when we passed through they seemed to close (or shut) behind us."
" Meriwether Lewis from the same spot beheld this phenomenon and journaled, "from the singular appearance of this place I called it The Gates of The Rocky Mountains."
Mary B.
"From a bluff high above the Missouri River I could see the Lewis and Clark Expedition campsite of May 30, 1805 near Pablo Island."
"Lewis writes about the beauty of the place: "The hills and river Clifts which we passed today exhibit a most romantic appearance."
Dawn C.
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