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WELCOME! Click on the map for the area you want to
explore, scroll down to
visit communities on the
Lewis and Clark Trail or take an Online
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The Lewis and Clark Trail
begins in Washington D.C. and zigzags along the eastern seaboard
encompassing the states of Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, and
Pennsylvania; then proceeds through Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky,
Indiana, Illinois and Missouri. The Trail then meanders through the
great plains of Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, South Dakota, North Dakota and
continues through the mountains and the valleys of Montana, Idaho,
Washington, Oregon, concluding at the Pacific Ocean. The Lewis and Clark
Trail is a cultural destination that covers over 4,600 miles, crosses
four time zones, and showcases some of the most beautiful and rugged
areas of America.
We invite you to "Re-live the
Adventure" on the Lewis and Clark Trail.
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Did you know the
Lewis& Clark expedition was a military expedition?
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Jim Solomon, botanist
with the Missouri Botanical Garden ... |
Judy Bluehorse
Skelton is Nez Perce on her father's side of
the
family and her mother is Cherokee. Today Judy speaks
of herbal medicine and the native way of
making
relationships with the plant people.
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For thousands of years, the use of plants for
food, medicine, tools, clothing, homes and ceremony
has been an important part of Native American family
and community life. Lewis and Clark learned
of some of these edible and medicinal plants from
the tribes they met along the trail. |
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