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Nez Perce National Historical Park A white canvas tipi in front of the Spalding Visitor Center, Spalding Idaho. This is the primary visitor center for the park.
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Nez Perce National Historical Park
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The Visitor Centers at Spalding and Big Hole battlefield have accessible restroom facilities and exhibits.

A free wheel chair is available at the Spalding visitor center.

The film shown at the Spalding Visitor Center has open captions and audio description.

Trails at Canoe Camp outside of Orofino, Idaho and the Heart of Monster in Kamiah, Idaho have accessible trails.

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Canoe Camp. At the end of September, 1805, the expedition built canoes here for the last leg of their journey to the Pacific.

Did You Know?
Nez Perce National Historical Park has three sites used by the Lewis and Clark expedition - the Weippe Prairie (1805), Canoe Camp (1805), and Long Camp (1806). The Lolo Trail, the ancient travel route used by the expedition in 1805 and 06 is also included as a park site.
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Last Updated: September 02, 2010 at 09:59 MST