Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center

The Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center is a 25,000 square foot display space oversaw by the USDA Forest Service. The inside incorporates a theater, a training space, and a store. The historical center highlights shows and intuitive presentations identified with the westbound extension of America comprehensive of the trip of Lewis and Clark.

The auditorium indicates initial recordings, which are the ideal method to begin your visit to the inside. The indoor displays incorporate an amazing two-story diorama that depicts five waterfalls on the Missouri River. A few trails are situated nearby the property.