Feb
11
Explore Like An Explorer At Lewis & Clark Interpretive Site
February 11, 2015 | Leave a Comment
Located in the Giant Springs Road of Missoula, Lewis and Clark Interpretive Site lets the tourists revive the eight thousand miles voyage of Lewis and Clark Expedition across western North America from 1804 to 1806. The twenty five thousand square-foot building provides fabulous views of the Missouri River, while its exhibits and ranger programs activate the resolute spirit of discovery and exploration.
Adults need to spend just 8 USD each, while those under sixteen can enjoy free entry at Lewis & Clark Interpretive Site. If there are twenty or more adults in a group, each of them are going to get a discount of 2 USD on their entry fee. There are Federal passes, including Annual, Senior, Access and Military passes, honored for free entrance.
Tourists can initiate their journey to this amazing world with a couple of introductory videos in the theater comprising of a hundred and fifty eight seats, six of them wheelchair-accessible. The tourists can get along with a ranger for a program or walk around the numerable hands-on exhibits over here. There’s an extraordinary two-story diorama of the portage of the five great falls of the Missouri River, which lets one experience pulling a boat against the river’s currents. One can boost their journey with half an hour lengthy audio tour available in five different languages.
Tourists can take a trip to outdoors with a ranger, or explore trials by themselves, a number of which are wheelchair accessible. One might take pleasure in the picturesque outlooks and native landscaping that the Lewis & Clark Interpretive site provides. There are signs along the trails, each of them focusing on significant roles natural wild panorama played during the Lewis and Clark Expedition in Montana. Tourists might also take a trail to the neighborhood, where they’re going to find Giant Springs State Park.
Tourists can buy a souvenir in the Portage Cache store to relish the memories of this remarkable voyage. Lewis & Clark Interpretive Site is accessible all over the year except for Mondays. Whether the tourists intend a visit as an educational tour or a recreational one, Lewis & Clark Interpretive Site offers them both at a time.
Photo Information: This photo is provided by and given credit to Tim – on Flickr.com with permission via Creative Commons Licensing.