Monday, June 5, 2017
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Lewis and Clark Today Route
From Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail:
A new bike route, stretching from the Missouri/Iowa border north to the Iowa/South Dakota border, is planned and could begin taking shape as soon as early 2018. Known as the Lewis and Clark Today Route, the path will trace along the Missouri River, just as the Lewis and Clark Expedition did over 210 years ago, using existing trails and low-use city, county and state roadways. The 209-mile project is backed by the Iowa Department of Transportation and the National Park Service.
The route will make the Missouri River Valley and the Loess Hills more accessible to bicyclists. Read more from the Sioux City Journal: http://
A new bike route, stretching from the Missouri/Iowa border north to the Iowa/South Dakota border, is planned and could begin taking shape as soon as early 2018. Known as the Lewis and Clark Today Route, the path will trace along the Missouri River, just as the Lewis and Clark Expedition did over 210 years ago, using existing trails and low-use city, county and state roadways. The 209-mile project is backed by the Iowa Department of Transportation and the National Park Service.
The route will make the Missouri River Valley and the Loess Hills more accessible to bicyclists. Read more from the Sioux City Journal: http://
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