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a sacred site to Native Americans, Willliam Clark signed this rock and named the rock Pomp after Sacajawea's son.

The National Park Service (NPS) has begun developing a Comprehensive Management Plan (CMP) for the Trail that will guide future administration and management of the Trail for the next 15-20 years. This plan will outline long range goals and issues, and will provide a vision for future opportunities and desired conditions along the Trail. This plan will help to guide us in how we preserve, interpret, and use the Trail's resources, while working within the framework of law and policy.



As part of the CMP process, the NPS is inviting all interested parties to help provide insight on the how the NPS will operate as the administrator of the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail. Please visit the project website located at: http://parkplanning.nps.gov/lecl where you will be able to provide input and keep up-to-date on the process through our website dedicated to this project.Below is one of periodic newsletters that will update you on the CMP process:



CMP Newsletter #1

Other Documents of Interest:

1982 Comprehensive Management Plan

Corps II Report to the President

Summary History of Corps II