Camping and Horseback Riding Following Lewis And Clark

In May 1804, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark set out from a campsite on the Missouri River with a hand picked corps of frontiersmen and a commission from President Thomas Jefferson. This expedition was one of the most dramatic and significant episodes in the history of the United States. It carried the destiny as well as the flag of our young nation westward from the Mississippi across thousands of miles of mostly unknown land, up the Missouri, over the Rocky Mountains, and on to the Pacific. This epic feat not only sparked national pride, but it also fired the imagination of the American people and made them feel, for the first time, the full sweep of the continent on which they lived.

Now a similar wilderness adventure awaits the adventuresome Lewis-Clark enthusiast. They will travel by horse and van along the last remaining section of the Lewis and Clark Trail preserved in its primitive natural state. Experience the identical terrain, campsites, weather, and exhilaration that Lewis and Clark recorded in their expedition journals.

Now you can own the exclusive In Their Footsteps DVD featuring Triple O Outfitters as they journey along the Lolo Trail just as Lewis and Clark did.

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