Enduring Stories Dynamic Landscapes

Explore Your National Forests and Grasslands

Rediscover the dynamic landscapes described 200 years ago by Lewis and Clark.
Look with fresh eyes at the roles natural resouces play in sustaining our lives and spirits.

V isit the Lewis and Clark National
Historic Trail Interpretive Center:
4201 Giant Springs Road,
P. O. Box 1806,
Great Falls, MT 59403-1806.
Call (406) 727-8733 or visit our website:
www.fs.fed.us/r1/lewisclark/lcic/

TRAVEL AND CAMPING TIPS
Ranger Stations offer good maps, directions, and information on current travel conditions. Most national forest campgrounds are small with limited services and supplies are often found only in small communities many miles away. Planning in advance for visits to the remote segments of the trail is advised.

PROTECTION OF HERITAGE RESOURCES
Historical and archeological sites are irreplaceable. Federal Law protects them. Any willful damage or collecting of artifacts is punishable by fine or jail time.

DRIVING MOUNTAIN ROADS
Exploring National Forests and Grasslands may involve driving on primitive, single-lane roads. Some may have steep drop-offs or reach elevations that are snow-free only from around June until October. Inquire locally if there are any restrictions and always drive carefully.

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