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Get InspiredNorth AmericaUnited StatesOregonAstoriaLewis and Clark National Historical Park

Lewis and Clark National Historical Park

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National Historical Park·Educational, Scenic, Historic, Tranquil
The second replica of Fort Clatsop is the main attraction at Lewis and Clark National Historical Park
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The entrance sign and Fort Clatsop visitor center marks the main entrance point to the replica of Fort Clatsop itself.
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The entrance sign at the Visitor Center was created in a style that reflects the actual Fort itself, wooden stakes and all.
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The Netul River Trail follows 1.25 miles of river and crosses over inlets that salmon and other fish rest at.
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Paddling on the Lewis and Clark River allows visitors to experience the site from an entirely different perspective, the tidal influenced waters are often gentle and serene.
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The second replica of Fort Clatsop is the main attraction at Lewis and Clark National Historical Park
Photo by from Nps
The entrance sign and Fort Clatsop visitor center marks the main entrance point to the replica of Fort Clatsop itself.
Photo by from Nps
The entrance sign at the Visitor Center was created in a style that reflects the actual Fort itself, wooden stakes and all.
Photo by from Nps
The Netul River Trail follows 1.25 miles of river and crosses over inlets that salmon and other fish rest at.
Photo by from Nps
Paddling on the Lewis and Clark River allows visitors to experience the site from an entirely different perspective, the tidal influenced waters are often gentle and serene.
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Every summer, rangers accompany dozens of visitors on paddle tours of the Lewis and Clark River.
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Lewis and Clark National Historical Park provides a deep dive into the 19th-century American West, marking the final stop of the famous expedition. Located in Astoria, Oregon, the park honors both the journey of the Corps of Discovery and the indigenous cultures that have called the region home for millennia. Visitors can traverse dense temperate rainforests, explore the dramatic Pacific coastline, and walk along the banks of the Columbia River. With a variety of well-maintained hiking trails and interactive historical exhibits, the park brings the challenges and triumphs of the expedition to life. It serves as both a vital educational resource and a serene natural escape for those looking to connect with the history and landscape of the Pacific Northwest.

Lewis and Clark National Historical Park provides a deep dive into the 19th-century American West, marking the final stop of the famous expedition. Located in Astoria, Oregon, the park honors both the journey of the Corps of Discovery and the indigenous cultures that have called the region home for millennia. Visitors can traverse dense temperate rainforests, explore the dramatic Pacific coastline, and walk along the banks of the Columbia River. With a variety of well-maintained hiking trails and interactive historical exhibits, the park brings the challenges and triumphs of the expedition to life. It serves as both a vital educational resource and a serene natural escape for those looking to connect with the history and landscape of the Pacific Northwest.

Address
Lewis and Clark National Historical Park
Websitenps.gov
Phone5038612471

Highlights

  • Reconstructed historical sites and exhibits

  • Lush temperate rainforest hiking trails

  • Rugged Pacific coastline and river views

  • Educational resources on the Corps of Discovery

Before you go: Lewis and Clark National Historical Park essentials

  • The park spans multiple sites, so plan for driving time between different trailheads and historical markers.

  • The terrain can be muddy and uneven, especially during the rainy season.

  • Check for seasonal accessibility of certain trails or exhibits before your visit.

Prepare for Weather

The Oregon coast is known for unpredictable rain and mist; always bring waterproof layers and sturdy hiking boots.

Visitor Center First

Start your visit at the main visitor center to get maps and context on the historical significance of the various park sites.

Best For

History enthusiasts and nature lovers exploring the Pacific Northwest.

Currency

USD $

Average Cost

$50-$120 p/day

Time of Day

Lunch

Wildlife Awareness

Keep a respectful distance from local wildlife and stay on marked trails to protect the delicate rainforest ecosystem.

Languages Spoken

English

Occasion Tags

Family, Tourists, Outdoor Enthusiasts

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Location

Astoria, Oregon, United States
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