Across the Lewis and Clark Trail 2024

4,900 miles. 16 states. One Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail. NPS photo

About this article: This article was originally published in the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail 2024 Annual Report.

Check out some of Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail's partners and projects at work in 2024! Listed from East to West.

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Columbia River Gorge, OR.

Social media collaboration with Pacific Crest Trail Association to promote intersecting areas of recreation and history along national trails.

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Great Falls, MT.

Trail Education Technician David Bulin and Park Guide Audra Pflug visit the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center on a trip to attend a Traditional Games Certification Course.

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Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument, MT.

Educators and environmental stewards from across the country participate in the Big Medicine: York Outdoors expedition.

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Knife River Indian Villages Site, ND.

Trail Interpretive Specialist Loren Yellow Bird, Sr. offers programming at the park’s 50th Anniversary celebration.

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Omaha, NE.

Trail Cultural Resources Program Manager Nate Hess demonstrates the use of 19th century medical instruments to an eager young crowd at the Lewis and Clark Expo.

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Fort Leavenworth, KS.

Museum Specialist Kary Goetz displays braille-formatted interpretive media at the Frontier Army Museum. Lewis and Clark Trail distributed accessible materials to sites trailwide.

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Charlottesville, VA.

Trail Volunteer and Partnership Specialist Ashley Danielson presents on Big Medicine: The York Project at the Lewis and Clark Trail Alliance Annual Gathering.

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Lewis and Clark Trail 2024 Annual Report.

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