Lewis and Clark Monument
Discover the historic charm of the Lewis and Clark Monument, a must-stop on Route 66 that honors the legendary journey of America’s explorers. Nestled in Jefferson City, this striking monument offers travelers a chance to bask in rich history while enjoying scenic views of the Missouri River. With a 4.7-star rating, visitors rave about its significance and beauty, creating an unforgettable experience that connects you to the spirit of adventure that defines the Mother Road. Embark on a journey of discovery and inspiration at this iconic landmark!
Fawn Lahndorf
10 months ago"Beautiful monument! It was very informative and I plan on using it with my Lewis and Clark lessons this year w/ 4th grade Social studies."
Ramin Homyak
2 years ago"The Lewis and Clark Monument is a tribute to the famous explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, who led the Corps of Discovery Expedition commissioned by President Thomas Jefferson in the early 1800s. This expedition aimed to explore and map the newly acquired Louisiana Territory and find a route to the Pacific Ocean. Highly recommended. This monument and others are at a walkable distance from the State Capitol building."
India Visser
5 years ago"The Lewis and Clark Trailhead Plaza is a beautiful monument with more than 14 miles of trail stemming from it. Be sure to take a moment to reflect upon history and then explore the trails and other points of interest at the Capitol Complex."
Jacob Davis
11 months ago"Small, quaint, just a nice place to stop for a bit while touring the capital."
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6 years ago"Under construction but really nice area. Weather was perfect so added to the scenery."
