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June 27, 2008

Triple A (American Automobile Association) Survey - The cheapest spots to vacation are Lewis and Clark Trail States of North Dakota ($159 a day); Nebraska ($160); Kansas ($165) and Idaho  ($197).  Start planning your Lewis and Clark adventure in North Dakota >>  , Nebraska >> , Kansas >> ,or  Idaho >>

DID YOU KNOW?  Nebraska is an Indian Name.   Learn More >>
 
Must See Destinations in Nebraska 
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Indian Cave State Park

Small admission fee
Shubert, NE Indian Cave State Park is a real treasure for hikers, backpackers and others who like to stroll amid the beauties of nature.  The Indian Cave petroglyphs depict forms, shapes, and scenes, most of the elements of nature, mostly wildlife.  MORE >>
 
Steamboat Trace Hiking & Biking Trail
 
Free
Nebraska City, NE 21 miles of Scenic Missouri River trail.  MORE >>

 
Missouri River Basin Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center

Small admission fee
Nebraska City, NE Center focuses on more than 300 discoveries of flora (178 plants), fauna (122 animals) and scientific discoveries made at President Thomas Jefferson's direction on their historic Corps of Discovery Journey from 1803 - 1806.   The keelboat utilized in National Geographic IMAX Lewis and Clark film is an outside exhibit at the center.  MORE>>
 
National Children's Lewis and Clark Interpretive Art Wall

Free
Bellevue, NE The artwork is from students in grades three through six in communities along the routes of the Lewis and Clark expedition.  Each piece of artwork was reproduced on weatherproof tiles for permanent display on a sculptural art wall.  Artwork is arranged geographically into seven regions, from Illinois to Oregon, interpreting the journey across the continent.  MORE >>
 
Father Flanagan’s Girls & Boys Town ~ Historic Village

Small Admission Fee
Boys Town, NE Stamp collector?  Don't miss the World's Largest Stamp Ball.   MORE>>



 
Fort Atkinson State Historical Park

Small admission fee
Fort Calhoun, NE Fort Atkinson was occupied by the U.S. Army from 1820-1827. It was the first military post established west of the Missouri River and  Lewis and Clark held the first formal meeting between representatives of the United States and western Indians in 1804.   Life-size statues commemorate and interpret the "First Council" between Captains Lewis and Clark of the Corps of Discovery and chiefs of the Otoe and Missouria Indian nations.    MORE >>
 
Towers of Time Monument and Missouri National Recreational River Educational Center

Small admission fee
Ponca, NE Capture the beauty of the Missouri River and learn about the dynamics of this spectacular stretch of the Missouri National Recreational River.   MORE >>



 
Discover Shannon's Trail along the Missouri National Recreational River

Free
St. James - Verdel, NE
 
YOU COULD WIN $500.00 in the "NEBRASKA Shannon Trail 2008 Contest" along the Missouri National Recreational River.    Learn More & download registration form >>
 
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Lewis and Clark
Lewis & Clark 101
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Lewis & Clark with Sacagawea
Lewis & Clark Among the Tribes
York, Clark's man-servant
Seaman, Lewis' Dog
Clark as Cartographer
Lewis as Botanist
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Geology on the Lewis and Clark Trail
Lewis and Clark 1806
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