NewHistoric journeys in their real vehicles: Magellan's ships, Marco Polo's camels, the Oregon Trail's wagons and more.
All famous routes

USA · St. Louis to the Pacific, 1804–1806

Lewis & Clark Expedition

The Corps of Discovery's journey up the Missouri, over the Rockies and down to the Pacific.

Stops
6
Straight-line distance
≈ 3,308 km
Look
Summit

Free to make and export. No signup needed.

Map of the Lewis & Clark Expedition route in the Summit look

The stops

  1. 1

    Camp Dubois

    Camp Dubois, Hartford, Illinois

    Meriwether Lewis, by C. W. Peale, 1807

    Meriwether Lewis, by C. W. Peale, 1807
    Rowboat · 1,307 km
  2. 2

    Fort Mandan

    Fort Mandan, North Dakota

    Fort Mandan replica, North Dakota

    Fort Mandan replica, North Dakota
    Rowboat · 753 km
  3. 3

    Great Falls

    Great Falls of the Missouri, Montana

    Great Falls of the Missouri, Montana

    Great Falls of the Missouri, Montana
    Rowboat · 326 km
  4. 4

    Lemhi Pass

    Lemhi Pass, Continental Divide

    Wildflowers below Lemhi Pass, Idaho

    Wildflowers below Lemhi Pass, Idaho
    Horse · 204 km
  5. 5

    Lolo Pass

    Lolo Pass, Bitterroot Mountains

    Lolo Pass in winter, Bitterroot Range

    Lolo Pass in winter, Bitterroot Range
    Rowboat · 717 km
  6. 6

    Fort Clatsop

    Fort Clatsop, Oregon coast

    Fort Clatsop replica, Oregon

    Fort Clatsop replica, Oregon

Photo credits

From Wikimedia Commons, resized and cropped. Each credit also shows in the corner of the video while its photo is on screen.

  • Meriwether Lewis, by C. W. Peale, 1807 by Charles Willson Peale · Public domain · source
  • Fort Mandan replica, North Dakota by Gooseterrain2 · CC0 · source
  • Great Falls of the Missouri, Montana by Tony Hisgett · CC BY 2.0 · source
  • Wildflowers below Lemhi Pass, Idaho by BLMIdaho · CC BY 2.0 · source
  • Lolo Pass in winter, Bitterroot Range by Roger Peterson, US Forest Service · Public domain · source
  • Fort Clatsop replica, Oregon by Glenn Scofield Williams · CC BY 2.0 · source