Lewis and Clark described this route over the Bitterroot Mountains as ... but check the official trail maps for any land management agencies that may require permits or reservations.

It showed a safe and short route home through the Rocky ... artifacts in the exhibit that the stained map rarely gets a second look. The Lewis and Clark National Bicentennial Exhibition is in ...

a few months ago posted a historical map of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. The GE file includes colorized tracks of the route taken during the expedition, and placemarks with links to a sample of ...

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 at more than 100 sites in Illinois and Oregon as well ...

In summer 1804, Meriwether Lewis and ... a navigable river route to the Pacific Ocean. They didn’t find it—but they did return with journals full of observations, new maps of previously ...

Lewis and Clark continued to map out new areas as they progressed ... and the Corps will have to find a route around all of them by land. How will they do this while carrying all that equipment?

Make maps (Clark's detailed maps "brought ... Traversing the expedition route, Baker says he's constantly learning, as Lewis and Clark did. Scott Mandrell, who portrays Lewis, says the same.

The famed explorers Lewis and Clark pushed up ... Click on map for zoomable version. Courtesy National Park Service. Their aim was to find a water route to the Pacific Ocean, gathering plant ...

In the 1983 classic Blue Highways, author William Least Heat-Moon set about tracing America's backroads, printed in thin blue lines on the road map ... that of Lewis and Clark, is "far more ...

When research is complete, Adventure Cycling will print a seven-segment map of the route on waterproof paper. It will include Lewis and Clark history, local attractions, campgrounds and ...

Great Falls and Fort Benton were significant in the 19th century journey of Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, as their party traveled the Missouri River in search of a route to the Pacific Ocean.