Explore the timeless rainforests and majestic coastal vistas. Discover the rich heritage of the native people. Unfold the dramatic stories of America's most famous explorers. The park encompasses sites along the Columbia River and the Pacific Coast. Follow in the footsteps of the explorers and have an adventure in history.
What you’ll hear
27 places to explore in this park.
- "Bioswales A River Friendly Filter" Sign
- "Explore This Place" Sign at MV
- Fort Clatsop Entrance Sign
- Fort Clatsop Rain Garden
- Fresh Water Spring at Fort Clatsop
- Gates of Fort Clatsop
- Historical Canoe Landing at Fort Clatsop
- "If Not For The Rain" Sign
- "Journeying Home" Sign
- "Lewis and Clark Discover the Clatsop" sign
- Lewis and Clark National Park Association Bookstore
- "Look at the Land" Sign
- NOAA’s National Geodetic Survey Corps of Discovery II Marker at Fort Clatsop
- North Netul Picnic Shelter
- "Out of the Woods" Sign at North Netul Landing
- Parade Grounds of Fort Clatsop
- Salt Cairn Replica
- "Selecting a Winter Campsite" Sign
- South Slough Foot Bridge
- "Struggling at the Pacific" Sign
- "The Clatsop Discover Lewis and Clark" sign
- The Enlisted Men's Rooms of Fort Clatsop
- The Officers and Civilians Rooms of Fort Clatsop
- The Sentinel Box at Fort Clatsop
- "Venturing Into the West" Sign
- "Why Are Those Poles in the Water?" Sign
- "Winter Encampment" Sign
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