Traveler’s Guide to the Lewis and Clark Trail With Maps, History, Facts, Stories, Events and Links

We hope you'll enjoy planning your Corps of Discovery travel with the resources included here, and enjoy learning more about the Lewis and Clark Expedition that began in 1803 and ended more than three years later.

Join Meriwether Lewis and William Clark as they explore the American Northwest. This section is a compilation of journal entries translated by Gary E. Moulton and presented to you. Journal entries will be added as each day passes. As more and more journal entries are published you will be able to search previous months.

History, maps and text that describe Lewis and Clark Expedition-related sites to visit (parks, reconstructions, museums and others) and additional historically interesting sites.

Here you'll also find listings of lodging, restaurants, entertainment, and other services for the convenience of today's explorers.

Guide books and other products of interest to Lewis and Clark buffs.

About the Lewis and Clark Expedition. The Timeline Map follows their path but uses today's cities and towns as markers, brief episodes bring you right along.

This calendar is updated continually for events now and through the Expedition’s Bicentennial in 2003-2006.

An excellent resource for school assignments.

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