Lewis and Clark Trail "Re-live the Adventure"

Welcome to Omaha, Bellevue, & Sarpy County Nebraska
Welcome to Omaha, Nebraska on the Lewis and Clark Trail "Lewis & Clark on the
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Following the meandering river, the landscape was changing to wide open plains
with plants and flowers not common to the "Corps of Discovery."

Seeking the Otoe Tribe, Lewis and Clark dispatched
 scouts to locate the Native Americans.

The men feasted on catfish, turkeys, geese and beaver.
The expedition was in "High Spirits."

July 22 - August 3, 1804
 

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Omaha, Bellevue, & Sarpy County Nebraska

Destination Omaha, Nebraska on the Lewis and Clark Trail
Community Directory
Area  Attractions
National Children's Interpretive Art Wall
Sarpy County Historical Museum
Joslyn Museum
Durham Museum
Fort Atkinson State Park- Location of Lewis & Clark's first Council with American Indians
DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge
Lewis & Clark Historical Sites
Visitor Information

National Park Service - Lewis and Clark Trail

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Proceed on to Council Bluffs, Iowa 
Approx. travel distance is 5 miles

Proceed on to Onawa, Iowa
Approx. travel distance is 62 Miles
 
 


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