Fort Mandan is the reconstructed winter home of the Lewis & Clark Expedition in 1804-1805
Washburn, ND FortsThis interpretive site contains artifacts from every tribe the explorers encountered on their journey. The center's Bergquist Gallery features a rare complete set of the printed artworks of Swiss artist Karl Bodmer. The story of nearby Fort Clark is told in a seperate exhibit. Includes 24
Washburn, ND Education CentersA 800-acre farm and ranch on the Lewis and Clark Trail, 5 miles from Washburn and the Lewis &
Washburn, ND Education CentersThe site overlooks the area where Lewis and Clark established their headquarters for the winter of 1804-05
Washburn, ND Historic SitesBreathtaking view of Lake Sakakawea, Badlands bluffs and the foundations of the underwater town of Sanish (during low water s...
On the north shore of Lake Sakakawea, Fort Stevenson State Park was named for a late 1800s frontier fort that served as a sup...
Guided canoeing in larger voyageur-style canoe on the scenic Missouri River. Day voyages and overnight adventures. Tipi campi...
Two low burial mounds from Woodland culture tradition of the Late Prehistoric Period are the main features of this site which...
On the shores of Lake Sakakwea. Towering buttes and rolling hills sloping to the lake display a rugged backdrop to one of the...