A marker on the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail in Montana. In 1804, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark began their journey along what is now the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail.

ON THE LEWIS AND CLARK TRAIL, Mont. -- On a warm, summer day, his grandfather's blue pickup truck rumbled down a windy, barren trail, leading the 13-year-old to the old cottonwood tree by the river.

Coffee is the best in the world. That's Churchill Clark, one of the few dozen men and some women retracing the trail of Lewis and Clark as part of the Discovery Expedition of ST Charles Fraser.

to the mouth of the Columbia River in Oregon and back. Visitors to the Lewis & Clark National Historic Trail can retrace the Corps of Discovery's 3,700-mile route to the Pacific Ocean, stopping in ...

Even so, getting near the Lewis and Clark trail means catching a lust for exploration. Of course, over the next 200 years, virgin country they penetrated has been logged, dammed, developed and ...

David Doyle of the National Geodetic Survey will talk Saturday at 1 about national survey markers along the Lewis and Clark Trail. After its run on the Mall, the Corps of Discovery II exhibit ...

Some parts of their trail are well-known, while others remained lost to historians for years. People knew roughly where Lewis and Clark made camp, but they couldn’t find the actual sites.

Lewis and Clark At The Mouth Of The Columbia River, drawn by Frederic Remington in 1906. Behind the explorers is Sacagawea with her baby and husband. (Credit: Everett Collection/Shutterstock) In May ...

it will extend the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail to include Louisville and Clarksville. That feat is one many in the community have wanted and worked toward for years. “It was a very, very ...

If the trail is extended it will be an important addition for the Lewis and Clark State Historic Site, according to Site Director Brad Winn. Advertisement Article continues below this ad “We ...

CLARKSVILLE, Ind. (WAVE) - The Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail has been extended over 1,000 miles, now spanning across southern Indiana. The expansion starts in Pittsburgh and goes to St.