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When you think of the mighty Missouri River in the 1930s, you think of the proud tradition that is the riverboat!

The Lewis & Clark Riverboat is located in that historic port of Bismarck, and keeps up this tradition that has been an iconic of the American river system for so many years. Did you know they used to come all the way from St. Louis to the trading ports in the great northwest, nearly a century ago?

Now you can follow in their footsteps and travel along this amazing stretch of water!

There are a number of tours with the Lewis & Clark Riverboat that you can pick from. This makes sure you can find something perfect for your family! With a first come, first serve seating plan, it pays to be keen!

The week starts with the Monday Madness Cruise. Why is it madness? Because you get a super discount! This 90 minute cruise takes you along the water in an evening where kids can check out the sites that pass them - maybe some wildlife!

Tuesday brings you...wait...what's that delicious smell?  It's the pizza cruise! Yum! A favorite for kids! Wednesday there are two options, with the evening cruise and that beautiful sunset cruise. It's nice to have a chance and experience something a little more magical! 

Thursdays offer you what we know the kids will love - the Smokin' BBQ Dinner Cruise! Yum! 90 minutes of delicious flavors and amazing views! 

Friday, Saturday AND Sunday bring you lunch cruises, pizza cruises, and sunset cruises...so you certainly have plenty to choose from! 

See North Dakota from a whole new angle, and feel that part of history surround you!

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They bring history back to life with their beautiful riverboat!

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Book the lunch cruise, pizza cruise or the Smokin' BBQ cruise and you get food included! Yum!

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Boarding is 20 minutes prior to departure, but get their earlier because the top deck fills up quickly!

Teachers corner

They have special group rates for up to 100 people, so why not give them a call to see what they can do for your students! A unique experience for them!

Does Lewis and Clark Riverboat have healthy eating or Vegan options?

If you book a cruise without food, just bring your own snacks and water to enjoy!

Is Lewis and Clark Riverboat fully accessible?

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Cruises range from 60 minutes to 90 minutes

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Astoria, OR –  Located at the western end of the Lewis & Clark trail, Astoria is the oldest American settlement west of the Rockies. While in port, visit Fort Clatsop, the site where the Lewis & Clark Expedition Team wintered in 1806. After exploring this historic landmark, visit the revitalized downtown for shopping and dining.

The Dalles, OR – Explore The Dalles, the last stop on the historic Oregon Trail. Overlooking the Columbia River Gorge is the Maryhill Winery, where you can sip the finest local varietals as you take in the scenic views of the Columbia Valley. While in the area, embark on a guided kayak excursion and explore Hood River, a sleepy little town at the base of Mount Hood.

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Dugout Canoes

Altogether, the men carved 15 dugout canoes. At Fort Mandan they hewed 6 from cottonwood logs. West of the Rockies they used ponderosa pine logs to craft five new canoes. On the Yellowstone, Clark made two small dugouts a few miles above today’s Billings.

Sandbar Hazards

Knotty problem

The task of piloting the expedition’s boats efficiently through the Missouri’s windings and blind leads was the principal responsibility of Pierre Cruzatte who, as a riverman, earned the respect and confidence of every member of the party.

The Dugout Canoes of Lewis and Clark

A mythology of “primitive” canoes, heavy and crude, and of primitive canoeing, has gradually taken hold in Lewis and Clark scholarship, and is here revised. This essay examines their canoeing as well as their canoes.

The Salmon River

A river of no return

On the 23 August 1805, the centuries-old fantasy of a “water route across the continent for the purposes of commerce” dissolved in the roar of an unimaginable torrent–one of the most dangerous, unforgiving rivers in North America, that would later be called “The River of No Return.”

Sgt. Pryor's Yellowstone voyage

Indians stole all the horses, so Sgt. Pryor and his three privates constructed two bull boats and floated down the Yellowstone River in hopes of catching up with Clark or Lewis.

The Iron-framed Boat

"the Experiment"

The explorers assembled the iron-framed boat in the early summer of 1805 at the Upper Portage Camp, upstream of the Great Falls. There Lewis and the men put together the frame. “We called her the Experiment,” wrote Sergeant Patrick Gass.

Barge, keelboat, or just 'the boat'?

Meriwether Lewis listed a “Keeled Boat” in his pre-expedition shopping list, but after he finally got it, he and the other journalists of the Corps of Discovery simply called it “the boat” (190 times) or, less often, “the barge” (32 times).

Building the Barge

Was it Jacob Myers?

Valuable reevaluation of the evidence has accumulated about the building of the Lewis and Clark barge some two hundred years ago. Much of this evidence supports the conclusion that Jacob Myers was the principal builder.

Canoeing the Missouri

Details from the journals up through the Missouri Breaks in high water, from near the Musselshell River on 13 May 1805, to the Marias, 2 June 1805, are examined. One can only appreciate their handling of the canoes in the context of their daily trials.

The Sounding Horn

The "sounden horn"

In May of 1803, Lewis bought four “tin horns”—elsewhere called “Tin blowing Trumpets” or, by Sgt. Ordway, “Sounden [Sounding] horns.” They were likely used a signals between boats and on several occasions a horn was used to call in lost hunters.

Charbonneau’s Prayer

Accident in the white pirogue

Charbonneau’s ultimate test of faith came as a boatman, on a day when he was at the helm of the white pirogue. After a sudden gust of wind, he panicked and turned the boat sideways to the wind, turning the boat over.

Canoe-building Tools

Lewis’s list of tools includes many useful for making canoes.

Log Line, Reel, and Ship

Measuring nautical speed

This device was typically used for measuring the speed of a vessel at sea, but it could also be used to measure the velocity of a river’s current. It consisted of four parts: a log-ship, or log-chip; a specially calibrated log-line; a reel to hold the log-line; and a log-glass, or sand-glass.

Crossing the Clark Fork

Lewis's rafting adventure

With every crossing they unavoidably drifted farther downstream. Lewis recounted the climactic rafting episode of the day.

Testing Dugout Canoes

No one had tested modern replicas in demanding conditions: upstream ferries and eddy seam crossings in high water—canoeing techniques the Lewis and Clark party probably used many times a day. How were these dugouts shaped? How did they behave in river conditions?

Making Rope

Using the rope walk

In a purely physical sense, the expedition was held together by rope. Rope for handling the barge, the pirogues and the canoes. Rope to secure sails and anchors, and for towing. Rope for fastening packages, assembling tents, and controlling horses.

The Pirogues

The two pirogues served as supplementary cargo carriers accompanying the barge from the mouth of the Missouri to the Mandan villages, one of which became the command boat on the return trip from the Marias River to St. Louis.

Missouri River Hazards

The travails of river travel

“So far, we have experienced more difficulty from the navigation of the Missouri, than danger from the Savages. The difficulties which oppose themselves to the navigation of this immence river, arise from the rapidity of it’s current, it’s falling banks, sandbars, and timber”

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Discover More

• The Lewis and Clark Expedition: Day by Day by Gary E. Moulton (University of Nebraska Press, 2018). The story in prose, 14 May 1804–23 September 1806.
• The Lewis and Clark Journals: An American Epic of Discovery (abridged) by Gary E. Moulton (University of Nebraska Press, 2003). Selected journal excerpts, 14 May 1804–23 September 1806.
• The Lewis and Clark Journals. by Gary E. Moulton (University of Nebraska Press, 1983–2001). The complete story in 13 volumes.

• Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail
• Montana Committee for the Humanities
• Idaho Governor's Lewis and Clark Trail Committee
• The Capital Gallery (Lewis and Clark Fort Mandan Foundation)
• Yellowstone Public Radio

Unless otherwise noted, journal excerpts are from The Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition , edited by Gary E. Moulton, 13 vols. (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1983-2001).

Outdoor & River-Based Adventure

Below, travelers along The Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail will find sites and attractions on the Trail’s main river arteries where they can enjoy outdoor adventure while celebrating the 1803-1806 expedition. 

Missouri River Breaks in Montana

During Lewis and Clark’s 1803-1806 expedition to the west, the Corps of Discovery traveled on and along thousands of miles of river water, from the Ohio River all the way to the Columbia River out west. Floating these rivers were an essential mode for transportation for the sojourners, as they could pack their canoes full of gear and food for their long journeys ahead. Today these rivers still remain a critical part of the everyday lives of those who live along them.  These sites will help to remind travelers of the connection between past and present and how significant cultural and natural resources remain in everyday life.

Pennsylvania.

Kayak Pittsburgh – North Shore   Pittsburgh, PA  –  Kayak the rivers where Lewis and Clark began their journey across the United States. Located along the Allegheny River, visitors will get stunning views of the Pittsburgh skyline while kayaking. No experience is necessary and most beginners learn to kayak within 10-15 minutes. 

Point State Park    Pittsburgh, PA –  Located at the tip of the city of Pittsburgh where the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers meet to form the Ohio River, this is where Lewis and Clark first embarked on their journey. Enjoy views of the famous fountain that marks the rivers meeting point at the edge of the city.

Point State Park (Photo courtesy: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)

West Virginia

Wells Island Campground    Sistersville, WV –  Wells Island campground offers a family friendly camping atmosphere in Sistersville, West Virginia. It allows pets and campfires and has both RV and tent camping sites available. This is  the  perfect stop to experience the great outdoors and fishing in the secluded nature that West Virginia has to offer. 

North Bend Outfitters Harrisville, WV –  Situated along the banks of the North Fork Hughes River (a tributary to the Ohio River), North Bend Outfitters bicycles, kayaks, canoes, paddle boats, and even pontoon boats for rent where travelers can spend time exploring the waters of West Virginia.

North Bend Outfitters (Photo Courtesy: http://www.northbendoutfitters.com)

Krohn Conservatory   Cincinnati, OH  – Built in 1933, Krohn Conservatory holds 5 unique floral shows each year. Their most popular, the Butterfly Show, can be seen mid-March through mid-June annually. Discover beautiful new plant species that you may have never seen before in stunning arrangements.

Fernbank Park Cincinnati, OH –  Fernbank Park is located along the Ohio River and features 2 hiking trails, a playground, and fishing access along the Ohio River. There are also reservable shelters and a lodge available for overnight guests. The park offers various organized recreational activities including biking, paddling, camping and disc golf.

Krohn Conservatory (photo courtesy: https://www.cincinnatiparks.com/)

River City Paddlesports Louisville, KY  –  With the breathtaking views of the Louisville skyline on one side and the beautiful views of Jeffersonville, Indiana on the other, River City Paddlesports is a great way to gain a new perspective of Kentucky’s City of the Original Slugger. River City Paddlesport’s mission is to expand community access to all paddle sports in the Greater Louisville area through education, outreach and competition. 

Nachand Canoe and Kayak Rentals   Prospect, KY  – Enjoy an outdoor kayaking/canoeing getaway experience with Nachand Canoe and Kayak Rentals. Located in Prospect Kentucky, Nachand rentals offers an abundance of experiences, from the calm waters of Harrods Creek, to the adventurous Ohio River for the more experienced kayakers and canoers. Nachand offers rentals from 4 to 8 hours, with options of Stand-Up Paddle Boards, Kayaks, and 3- person Canoes. 

Falls of the Ohio State Park Clarksville, IN –  Located in Clarksville Illinois, the Falls of the Ohio State Park offers a great outdoor exploration adventure. With the world’s most accessible Devonian-age fossil beds, and a breadth of bird species to see, the Falls of the Ohio State Park has many outdoor adventures to choose from. Other activities include boating, biking, fishing, hiking, and picnicking. Within this park you will also find the historic the George Rogers Clark homesite, represented by a 200-year-old log cabin. Explore the many different experiences of the Falls of the Ohio State Park.

Falls of the River State Park

Shawnee National Forest   Shawneee, IL  –  Shawnee National Forest offers countless outdoor opportunities. Located in Herod, Illinois and spanning 415 square miles, there are an abundance activities and adventures to do within the national park. The landscape of the national forest includes woodlands, hills, lakes, beaches, and dunes. Some of the activities within Shawnee National Park are picnicking, camping, hiking, horseback riding, scenic driving, and fishing. 

Cache River State Natural Area   Belknap, IL – Home to the Northernmost cypress-swamp in the America, Cache River State National Area is a site to behold. With over 100 endangered species living within the area, it is a prime location for hiking, boating, canoeing, fishing, and eagle/bird watching. Located in Belknap, Indiana Cache River State National Area was named one of America’s Top 10 Hidden Gems, according to enjoyillinois.com .

Cache River State Natural Area (photo courtesy: https://www.enjoyillinois.com/)

Missouri River Excursions   Defiance, MO  – Tour with Missouri River Excursions for a great way to experience the Lewis and Clark Trail through the same path the Corps of Discover took. Canoeing, kayaking, and rafting are all offered here along with several different trip lengths so that visitors can choose their own adventure.

Missouri River Rafting St. Joseph, MO – Missouri River Rafting offers guided raft tours on the Missouri River.  An experienced oarsman will guide your party of up to six passengers down 12 miles of the river.  Two trips are offered.  One, is a 12 mile float upstream from Saint Joseph Missouri.  The second, is a 14 mile float from Saint Joseph Missouri to Atchison Kansas.

Missouri River at twilight

Zip KC   Bonner Springs, KS – ZIP KC  is an amazing way to take in the natural sites of Kansas. With 9 different ziplines spanning 5,800 feet, there is so much to see and experience at Zip KC. The location is ideal for an overlook view of the the bluffs of the Kansas River. Other activities include, Ninja Training Obstacle Course, Hiking and Ziplining tour, Night Flight Ziplining Tower Tour, and more. 

Overland Park Arboretum & Botanical Gardens   Overland Park, KS  –  Overland Park Arboretum & Botanical Gardens contains 300 acres, filled with over 1,700 species of plants, as well as hiking trails, open prairies, and meticulously kept gardens. Overland Park Arboretum & Botanical Gardens also has multiple educational opportunities within various parts of the park. With trails leading to different ecosystems, varying from what typically seen in Kansas, and various themed gardens, the Overland Park Arboretum & Botanical Gardens is truly a cultural landmark to behold.

Overland Park Arboretum & Botanical Gardens (photo courtesy: https://www.opkansas.org/)

Rubber Duck Outfitters   Hancock, IA  – Located just outside the Omaha/Council Bluffs Metro Area, Rubber Duck Outfitters offer a variety of ways to float down the West Nishnabotna river. Tubing, tanking, canoeing, and kayaking are all offered here so that guests can choose their favorite method to get down the river.

Lewis and Clark Overlook   Council Bluffs, IA  – Just off I-29, this park offers a great view of the Omaha area. As the site of Lewis and Clark’s meeting with the Otoe-Missouria Tribe, this location is not only beautiful, but also holds historical significance. 

Lewis & Clark Overlook in Council Bluffs

Elkhorn Outfitters   Elkhorn, NE –  A great way to experience one of the Missouri River’s tributaries, Elkhorn Outfitters  helps visitors you feel like they are miles from the city. This is the perfect trip to relax and have fun. 

Fontenelle Forest   Bellevue, NE –  Located only a few minutes from downtown Omaha, this forest feels worlds a part from the city. A network of trails provide an excellent opportunity to overlook the Missouri River. With family-friendly activities including the new adventure park, Fontenelle Forest is a great way to experience nature.

Tubing on the Elkhorn River (photo courtesy: https://www.elkhornoutfitters.co)

South Dakota

Missouri River Rafting and Campground   Gayville, SD –  A great way to experience the Missouri River, Missouri River Rafting and Campground offers trips down the river, camping options, and fishing opportunities. Take a trip down the Missouri River and  feel what it was like for the Corps of Discovery over 200 years ago.

Missouri National Recreation River Yankton, SD —  A 100-mile stretch of the Missouri River preserved as a national park, you can spend anywhere from a few minutes to several days exploring this park. Spanning two states, this park gives visitors an look at both the natural and cultural history of the Missouri River. A fish hatchery, numerous hiking trails, river rafting are some of the activities offered here. 

Missouri National Recreational River (photo courtesy: nps.org)

North Dakota

Lewis and Clark Riverboat   Bismarck, ND  – The Lewis and Clark Riverboat is a tradition of Missouri River steamboats at the port of Bismarck. The boats are available for tours along the river with sites of the town and nature surrounding the water. Tours last approximately an hour and a half and times may vary in different seasons.

Lewis and Clark Riverboat (photo courtesy: https://www.lewisandclarkriverboat.com)

Gates of the Mountains Boat Tour Helena, MT –  Located in the heart of Montana’s Big Sky Country, Gates of the Mountains open-top boat tours offer visitors a unique way to experience some of the region’s most breathtaking beauty. The two-hour tour meanders down the timeless Missouri River, passing through towering limestone cliffs, past bighorn sheep and bald eagles, and alongside beavers, mountain lions, and black bears. 

Missoulian Angler Fly Shop Missoula, MT  – One of the oldest fishing outfitters in Missoula, The Missoulian Angler Fly Shop offers tours and excursions on The Big Blackfoot, Rock Creek, the Bitterroot and the Clark Fork Rivers, all of which form the backbone of Missoula’s legendary fly fishing community.

Flathead Raft Company Polson, MT  – Whether you are looking for whitewater rafting, kayaking, scenic rafting or sea kayaking in the tranquility of a mountain lake, the Flathead Raft Company has an adventure waiting for you. If you are truly seeking adventure, come try out the new sport of river boarding.

Gates of the Mountains Boat Tour

Rafting the Riverbeds of the Nez Perce   Riggings, ID  – Join native Nimiipuu guides on a once-in-a-lifetime rafting journey through the heart of indigenous Nez Perce country. Offering cultural history, stunning scenery, and exciting whitewater, Rafting the Riverbeds is a unique experience for lovers of history and the outdoors alike.

Sacajawea Interpretive, Cultural & Educational Center   Salmon, ID  – Whether it’s weaving cattail baskets at The Outdoor School, learning about native tribes at The Interpretive Center, or attending live concerts at The Meriwether Theatre, The Sacajawea Interpretive, Cultural & Educational Center serves as a breathtaking setting for visitors to immerse themselves in the full experience of the Lewis and Clark Trail.

Rafting the Riverbeds of the Nez Perce

Columbia River Gorge Visitor Guides   Hood River, OR — Holding claim as the largest national scenic area in the United States, the Columbia River Gorge is a marvel to behold. Home to the famous Mt. Hood and Mt. St. Helens, Columbia River Gorge offers some of the best backcountry hiking in the region. With a vast range of exciting outdoor adventure opportunities, visitors can plan a day-long scenic drive or even overnight kayaking and biking trips. 

Columbia River Gorge

Zoller’s Outdoor Odysseys   White Salmon, WA — Offering Washington’s best whitewater rafting, Zoller’s Outdoor Odysseys will provide the ultimate unforgettable rafting experience. From guide school for beginners to Class 4 rapids with waterfalls, Zoller’s professional guides will make sure you have a safe, exhilarating time no matter your skill level.

Dickey’s Farm Store   Bingen, WA — As local as it gets: Dickey’s Family Farm has been providing the Columbia Gorge area with fresh fruit and vegetables for over 150 years. Stop by the store to grab some hand-grown veggies, hand-picked fruits, and hand-made treats!

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Get on the water with Lewis & Clark Riverboat! Located at the historic Port of Bismarck, they continue the proud tradition of the great river steamers that have traveled the mighty Missouri River from St. Louis to the trading posts of the great northwest since the 1830s. Travel the river of Lewis & Clark, Sakakawea, Custer and Sitting Bull in elegance and comfort with Lewis & Clark Riverboat! 

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Hi Jodie, great question. Snacks and beverages are available for purchase on all cruises. Unfortunately, no outside food or drinks are allowed.

Can this be used for the Smooth Cruise? Thnx!

Hi there. This offer is only redeemable for regularly scheduled Public Cruises passes only (evening and sunset cruises held Wednesday through Sunday - more info can be found here: https://www.lewisandclarkriverboat.com/public-cruises.html).

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Artifacts stolen from the Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center in Great Falls

Officials at the Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center in Great Falls are asking for help identifying the person who reportedly stole two artifacts over the weekend.

The center posted on Facebook on Saturday, September 14, 2024:

We need your help. The pistol and beaded knife were stolen from the center this morning. If you have any information or know the person or persons responsible please notify the authorities immediately. We work very hard to create a one of a kind experience for all our guests and it is very disheartening when this type of thing occurs.

The Helena-Lewis & Clark Forest Facebook page shared the following photo and information:

Anyone with information about the theft or the suspect is asked to email [email protected], or call the Great Falls Police Department at 406-455-8599.

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Here is the video transcript provided by Paul Sanchez:

Historical artifacts were stolen from the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Interpretive Center on Saturday morning, September 14th. A 200 year old pistol and beaded knife were taken from a temporary display. Duane Buchi Director of the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center shared this with MTN’s Paul Sanchez. First thing in the morning, the very first customer that we had that came in, came in and then departed very quickly, four minutes later and, had lifted a small referred to as a pocket pistol, a black powder, antique pistol and an antique knife. For over 25 years, the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center has fascinated and educated schools, families, and visitors from around the world. Duane speak from his heart, it's really hard not to take something like this personal and, you know, and again, it's it's not that they took something from us, but from our whole community. Selfish act, very disappointing. And, we just hope we can see justice served. And we might be able to see those things come back to their rightful place. Where, the 50 some thousand visitors that come through every year can continue to enjoy them. These irreplaceable artifacts are not only a part of Montana's history. They are a part of American history. Help recover these items. If you know this person or have any information on this crime, please contact the Helena Lewis and Clark National Forest Law Enforcement.

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