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A map of the Lewis and Clark Trail winding from Pittsburgh down the Ohio River, up the Missouri, over the Rocky Mountains and down the Columbia to the Pacific

The Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail: 4,900 miles through 16 states. NPS.

A look at the trail's partners and projects in 2023, from the trail's annual report, listed east to west. All photos NPS.

Louisville, Kentucky

A sign reading Lewis and Clark Trail Auto Tour Route on a city street

New Auto Tour Route signs, freshly put up downtown.

Sioux City, Iowa

A woman with an open laptop and a ring light in a museum, beside a mannequin in historic clothing and murals of people with horses

The Sioux City Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center shows how it uses its distance learning equipment for educational programs.

Omaha, Nebraska

A woman standing inside a colorful geometric sphere

Administrative Assistant Shaunielle Mosley tours the newly opened Kiewit Luminarium, a science museum just downriver from the trail's headquarters.

Three people with a sculptor at work on a statue

Karla Sigala and Caitlin Campbell visit sculptor Benjamin Victor as he finishes the Chief Big Elk statue.

Two people in park ranger uniforms with a man in a visitor center

Former Nebraska Senator Bob Kerrey stops by to meet Superintendent Mark Weekley and Interpretation Manager Karla Sigala.

Missoula, Montana

Eight people in hats on a boat on a river, surrounded by green hills, trees and a cloudy sky

At the Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation's annual meeting, trail staff float the Blackfoot and Clark Fork rivers.

Lemhi Pass, Montana

A man beside a sign reading Lemhi Pass National Historic Landmark, with green hills and a blue sky behind

Volunteer Kent Schlawin visits key trail sites in Montana and Idaho.

Sources

Based on "Across the Lewis and Clark Trail 2023," from the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail's 2023 annual report, National Park Service; a work of the United States government in the public domain. The source spells the senator's name "Kerry" and the museum "Luminatium"; they are Bob Kerrey and the Kiewit Luminarium.

In these publicationsLewis & Clark National Historic TrailLewis and Clark Trail 2023 Annual Report

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The runaway star that left the Tarantula Nebula
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The Blackwell School, where segregation had no law behind it
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The Eagle Nebula, seen in the infrared
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The house where the Equal Rights Amendment was written
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The Aleutians, the forgotten front of the Second World War
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The Cosmic Cliffs are not cliffs