Traveling the Trail Roads and highways run parallel to the Missouri and Columbia rivers, the water routes traveled by the Expedition. Most of these roads are marked by a rectangular sign showing Lewis and Clark. Information and maps in the following books may help you plan your route. By car: Along the Trail with Lewis and Clark, Second Edition By Barbara Fifer and Vicky Soderberg with maps by Joseph Mussulman. This book includes historical highlights and colorful road maps of the Trail and the Eastern Legacy sites. Along the Trail with Lewis and Clark, Travel Planner and Guide Traveling the Lewis and Clark Trail 3rd Edition Lewis and Clark, The Trail of Discovery By bicycle: Cyclosource The 2003 Bicycle Map Catalog includes "Ride the Lewis & Clark Trail" with map and route information for bicyclists. This edition of Cyclosource, as well as other information about bicycling the Trail can be found at the Adventure Cycling Association web site. Bicycling the Lewis & Clark Trail Bicycle Guide to the Lewis & Clark Trail By Boat: Missouri River: Missouri River Traveler's Guide and Journal Produced by the Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha Disrict The guide has safety, wildife, cultural resources, tribal contacts, and more. To order, contact Army Corps of Engineers, Ohama District at (402)221-3900. Montana's Wild and Scenic Upper Missouri River For information about communities on the Missouri River, special projects, Lewis and Clark activities, important river-related links and the Missouri flotilla visit the Missouri River Communities website. The BLM produces a boater's guide and set of two waterproof maps for the Upper Missouri River are available at the BLM's Upper Missouri River Breaks website. The maps cover Fort Benton to Slaughter River and Slaughter River to James Kipp Recreation Area. Call the Army Corps of Engineers' Missouri River Information Center for maps and information at (866)285-3219. Other rivers along the Lewis and Clark NHT: |
Last updated: March 6, 2019