Bad Apple Mac's - Lewis and Clark Trail Experience

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Lunch Wed.-Sun: 11am-2pm Dinner Thurs.-Sat. 5pm-9pm Sunday brunch 11am-2pm

(812) 274-0469

lat: 38.7372398 long: -85.3861618

Bad Apple Mac’s is locally owned and family friendly. They offer fresh cuisine, seasonal menus, and delicious daily specials. You can also stop in for a Sunday brunch, that is sure to brighten your morning.

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2024 Photo Contest Winners and Opportunity to Purc

2024 Photo Contest Winners and Opportunity to Purchase your 2025 LCTA Calendar!

We proudly present the 2024 Photo Contest winners in our 2025 Calendar. Calendars are $20 each and shipping is included for up to two calendars. If you wish to order more than two contact info@lewisandclark.org

Use this link (https://interland3.donorperfect.net/weblink/weblink.aspx?name=lewisandclark&id=96) to order your 2025 Calendar.

Also, check out this link to view other photos in the calendar! (https://lewisandclark.org/photos/)

Congratulations to our 2024 Photo Contest Winners!

Citadel Rock – Norm Miller
Fort Mandan – Greg Taber
Seven Sisters – Robert Fin Sparre
Clarks Lookout – Tony Huhn
Headwaters of the Missouri – Michelle Schwartz
Eagle Creek – Norm Miller
First Peoples Buffalo Jump – John Jengo
Camp Dubois – Michelle Schwartz
Slaughter Creek – Norm Miller
Salmon, ID - Tony Huhn
Softshell Turtle Creek – Norm Miller
Lemhi Pass – Tony Huhn
Beaverhead Rock – Tony Huhn

Our new APP is now available! Check it out if you

Our new APP is now available! Check it out if you haven’t yet to bring the adventure and magic of the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail on your mobile device. Scan the QR code here or find it on your app store.

As the Corps of Discovery entered what is now Oreg

As the Corps of Discovery entered what is now Oregon and Washington, they saw many waterfalls and the natural wonders of the eastern parts of Oregon and Washington. A natural wonder in eastern Washington is Palouse Falls near LaCrosse. Visit this Washington State official waterfall while traveling the Lewis and Clark Trail! (https://www.lewisandclark.travel/listing/palouse-falls/)

Designated as Washington State’s official waterfall in 2014, thanks to a petition made by local elementary school students, Palouse Falls is a 200 ft waterfall that drops into a churning bowl, before flowing along a massive columnar basalt gorge that was formed during the Missoula Floods of the last great Ice Age. The landscape of golden plains contrasts strongly with the mossy walls and river of the gorge, making it a prime location for landscape photography or painters. The unique geology and historic flood path, both of which are attributed to the last ice age, provide students, geology fans, and history buffs with an incredible chance to learn about how part of the state was formed, and the generational effects that the river and the gorge have had on people in the area.

Palouse Falls State Park, which contains the falls, provides an excellent spot for picnics, wildlife viewing, and interpretation of the area. It is the launching point of many hikes around and into the gorge, all of which vary in difficulty, making it an excellent place for families or more experienced hikers. It is definitely one of the top natural wonders of Washington, and worth a stop if you are traveling in the area.

https://www.lewisandclark.travel/listing/palouse-falls/

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Share your photos and stories from the Trail! Thi

Share your photos and stories from the Trail!

This photo was shared by Kay S. a few weeks ago:

“I was ‘guest speaker’ to this group of third graders at Case Point, Kansas City, Mo.”

Thanks for sharing, Kay! And thanks for sharing your stories of the trail with others 🙂

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Some more information about Case Park and the surrounding area:

“When Lewis and Clark stopped at this spot on September 15, 1806, atop a high bluff with a sweeping view of the Missouri River Valley, they noted that the site offered a "commanding situation for a fort.

Today, this spot is in downtown Kansas City - Clark's Point. The sculpture depicts Lewis, Clark, York, and Sacagawea holding her baby Jean Baptiste and Seaman (Lewis's newfoundland dog). Eugene Daub, one of America's leading figurative sculptures, created the work."

https://lewisandclarktrail.com/section1/mocities/kansascity/clarkspoint.htm

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Do you have pictures or personal stories from your time along the Trail?! If you do, please message the group with them for a chance to be featured in future posts!

#lewisandclark #history #adventure #travel #kansascity #casepark #clarkspoint

Lewis and Clark did not experience October fun in

Lewis and Clark did not experience October fun in what is now Montana, but you can!

Fall, Farm, Fun at the Applestem Corn Maze (and Pumpkin Patch) on the Missouri River
September 14-October 27

The Applestem Corn Maze and Pumpkin Patch is an agriculture themed outdoor recreational attraction and farm with 10 acre corn maze and other activities that are perfect for all ages! From ages 2 to 92, everyone will enjoy our farm located just outside of Craig, MT; between Helena and Great Falls.

You and your family will have hours of fun just looking for the quickest path out of the corn and that does not include our other popular attractions like Human Foosball and new attractions like Roller Bowler.

While the corn may not always be six-feet tall (thank-you Mother Nature) there are endless possibilities in which to get lost. And Hay! Did we mention the beautiful views of the mountains and the Missouri River?

https://www.applestemcornmaze.com/