Lewis & Clark: Canoe the Missouri River

In 1803, Lewis and Clark set-off to find a water route across North America. They went up the Missouri River and beyond, encountering over 40 Indian tribes and recording the wildlife they saw. Today one can still experience the same wilderness. Row Adventures leads a 5-day, 60-mile long canoeing vacations that trace Lewis and Clark’s return journey ($1,485 per adult, $1,245 per child.) You’ll have a Lewis and Clark expert onboard to help further your historical understanding of the place. Spend your time hiking to Native American cultural sites, spotting wild animals and paddling through stunning canyons. 

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