Very few sections of the Lewis and Clark Trail require a permit, as most of it is in National Forest Land or along urban areas, but check the official trail maps for any land management agencies ...

[See an interactive version of this map,The Lewis and Clark Trail from Space, prepared by the National Park Service.] To his Enlightenment friends, Jefferson freely acknowledged that Meriwether ...

“Hat Rock was a significant land feature identified by Lewis and Clark, and it showed up on their maps and became a prominent feature identified by people on the Oregon Trail,” Loughran said.

Members of the Lewis & Clark Trail Heritage Foundation are looking to recruit new and younger blood for their annual weeklong work outing to maintain the historic footpath. But younger is relative.

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 ...

How do you follow a trail more than 200 years old, when even the maps they used uncertain ... And famed explorers of the Louisiana Purchase, Lewis and Clark, made some very unusual ones.

He hiked more than 2,000 miles of the Appalachian Trail in 1981 ... a journey mirroring the first leg of Lewis and Clark's legendary expedition. An old map, below, shows the explorers' route.

The two-year, 3,700-mile Corps of Discovery expedition was initiated by President Thomas Jefferson to map the territory ... s Great Valley Lewis and Clark Eastern Legacy Trail gathered in Pulaski ...

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.

That’s the case on the South Clatsop Slough Trail, where you can see a remarkable restoration project that has given new life to an area that Lewis and Clark documented during their stay.