The 12 sites that make up Lewis and Clark National Historical Park are in the states of Oregon and Washington. By visiting these sites, you'll learn more about the Corps of Discovery's final days before coming to the Pacific Ocean, and the dreadful winter they spent at Fort Clatsop. You'll also gain a new appreciation for the extent of the help they received from the local Clatsop and Chinook people. The major sites to visit in the park include the Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Interpretive Center in Cape Disappointment State Park near Ilwaco, Washington, and the Fort Clatsop Visitor Center near Astoria, Oregon. These sites are a must-see for anyone interested in the Lewis and Clark Expedition, or history in general. This gallery of pictures provide a sampling of what you will see and experience on a visit to Lewis and Clark National Historical Park.
- Picture of Fort Clatsop Visitor CenterPicture of Fort Clatsop Visitor Center
- Picture of Lewis and Clark Exhibits at the Fort Clatsop Visitor CenterLewis and Clark Exhibits at the Fort Clatsop Visitor Center
- Picture of Replica of Fort ClatsopReplica of Fort Clatsop
- Picture of Fort Clatsop InteriorPicture of Fort Clatsop Interior
- Picture of Fort Clatsop ReplicaPicture of Fort Clatsop Replica
- Entry to Fort Clatsop Entry to Fort Clatsop, part of the Lewis and Clark National Historical Park.
- Picture of Interpretive Trail at Fort ClatsopPicture of Interpretive Trail at Fort Clatsop
- Picture of Canoe Exhibit Along Lewis and Clark Interpretive TrailPicture of Canoe Exhibit Along Lewis and Clark Interpretive Trail
- Picture of Interpretive Trail at Fort Clatsop Visitor CenterPicture of Interpretive Trail at Fort Clatsop Visitor Center
- Cape DisappointmentCape Disappointment
- Picture of SacagaweaPicture of Sacagawea Interpretive Sign
- Lewis and Clark Clothing Exhibit PictureLewis and Clark Clothing Exhibit Picture
- Graphic Index
- Text Index
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