Experience the incredible story of the Lewis and Clark Expedition of 1804-06 with special speakers and costumed interpreters year-round and outdoor programs each summer on a bluff overlooking the Missouri River. View the Missouri River and its abundant wildlife from the comfort of the Interpretive Center through its riverside windows and panoramic views. Or walk one of the many trails. The 6,000 square feet of permanent exhibits focus on the expedition's travels and the Indian tribes who called the Plains and the Pacific Northwest home. A 30-minute film by acclaimed director Ken Burns introduces you to the land and the people. Plan at least two hours for your visit. Request a pre-visit packet.

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Special Events

This winter, enjoy many guest speakers, special events, and fun for the whole family. Many of the events are free or are included as part of the Interpretive Center’s entrance fee.

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