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Fort Clatsop National Memorial

Fort Clatsop National Memorial Review

See where the 30-member Lewis and Clark Expedition endured a rain-soaked winter in 1805-06, hunting, gathering food, making salt, and trading with the local Clatsops, Chinooks, and Tillamooks. This memorial is a faithful replica of the log fort depicted in Clark's journal. The park has evolved into a 3,000-acre, forested wonderland, including an exhibit hall, gift shop, film, and trails. Park rangers dress in period garb during the summer and perform such early-19th-century tasks as making fire with flint and steel. Hikers will enjoy the 1.5-mile Netul Landing trail and the 6.5-mile Fort to Sea trail.

    Contact Information

  • Address: 92343 Fort Clatsop Rd., 5 miles south of Astoria, Astoria, OR, 97103 | Map It
  • Phone: 503/861-2471 Ext. 214
  • Cost: $3
  • Hours: Daily 9--5 (summer 9--6)
  • Website: www.nps.gov/lewi
  • Location: Astoria

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