Lewis & Clark National Historical Park

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State:

Oregon, Washington State

NPCA REGION:

Midwest Regional Office, Northwest Regional Office

Acreage:

1,114.55

Category:

National Historical Park

Established:

5/29/1958

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LEWI

November 25, 2011

A great park to visit; not only history about where Captains Lewis & Clark spent the winter in 1805-06; not only the Captains of course, but total 31 men, a woman {Sacagawea},a baby and a dog, Sea-man (Baby Jon Baptist celebrated his first birthday there). But they also have AWESOME trails all over the 1200 plus acres, to see the most amazing views of the mouth of the mighty Columbia River, where is crashes into the Pacific. Come visit, you won't regret it.

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