As everyone knows, part of the Lewis and Clark trail set by both explorers had included travel by water, mainly along the Mississippi River. You can relive this part of the journey with a boating adventure. Just make sure you have all the equipment and training necessary for this type of activity. Last but not the least, be sure that you pack several changes of dry clothing. It’s sure to keep you in better health – and spirits – during unexpected bouts of rain. Bring waterproof casing as well for your mobile phone and other electronic devices you’ll take with you during the trip. (more…)

Old Lewis and Clark maps are one of the rare, well-preserved artifacts that symbolize the perilous but magnificent expedition of the two. Updated maps, however, are needed if you are inclined to make a similar journey on your own or you wish to teach your kids about geography. (more…)

If you want to see all the important sites that were a part of the first successful expedition to the west, a single Lewis and Clark map just won’t do. You’ll need several types in order to fully behold the numerous discoveries that Meriwether Lewis and William Clark had made in their history-changing journey. (more…)

Haven’t you ever dreamt of reliving or experiencing the same exploits and adventures of your favorite explorers or heroes? If you’ve long been an admirer of Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, you’ll certainly be pleased to know that many tour companies and travel agencies today are offering travelers the chance to experience the Lewis and Clark journey with a multiple sport vacation. (more…)

Oregon is the last of eleven states that the Lewis and Clark route passes. Although interstate travel today is significantly easier, it was nothing but perilous when Meriwether Lewis and William Clark set out on their grand quest for the mythical country-crossing passage and which Jefferson had assigned them to. (more…)