Resources for Lewis & Clark rides
Stan and Ann Nelson recently wrote this, in a KCStar letter:
Recently we traveled 99 percent of the trail by car and bicycle and would like to recommend two excellent sources for cyclists: Bicycle Guide to the Lewis and Clark Trail by Tod Rodger and Adventure Cycling's detailed maps, which can be ordered at (800) 721-8719. . . .
We hope others will team up with families and/or friends to experience the trail or a section of the trail -- it can be done in bits and pieces over several years.
You can also find a huge collection of Lewis & Clark-related web pages at LCArchive.org.
Recently we traveled 99 percent of the trail by car and bicycle and would like to recommend two excellent sources for cyclists: Bicycle Guide to the Lewis and Clark Trail by Tod Rodger and Adventure Cycling's detailed maps, which can be ordered at (800) 721-8719. . . .
We hope others will team up with families and/or friends to experience the trail or a section of the trail -- it can be done in bits and pieces over several years.
You can also find a huge collection of Lewis & Clark-related web pages at LCArchive.org.
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