Parked at Home

#ParkedAtHome this winter? Lewis and Clark has all of the binge-worthy content you need!

Itching to get out on the Trail, but #ParkedAtHome? There are so many ways you can discover the stories of the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail from your cozy chair! Here are a few ideas to get you started:

Add “Fridays with a Ranger” to your winter-must-watch list. In this series, our rangers explore a lots of topics; from crime and punishment on the Expedition to celebrating Christmas like the Corps of Discovery, we’ve got all the riveting Lewis and Clark content you need this winter!

Make a nature journal and binoculars, then explore your local area: Check out Ranger Baylea’s instructions for DIY nature journal and binoculars. Then, you can take a page from Lewis and Clark and go out and make and record observations around your neighborhood.

Earn Your Junior Ranger Badge at Home: We know it’s not the same as being sworn in by a ranger on-site, but our online Junior Ranger activities are fun, interactive way to learn more about the cultural and natural history along the Lewis and Clark Trail.

Add Lewis and Clark themed bakes to your holiday cookie list: Done with sugar cookies for the year? Try hard tack for your next cookie tray!

Engage with Lewis and Clark Trail rangers online: We love to hear about your National Park adventures! Check out our Instagram, Facebook and Twitter accounts to say hello and learn more about the Trail.