Missouri River Basin Lewis & Clark Visitor Center presents Saturday with a Soldier every second Saturday from April through October. The Living History Corps, portraying members of the Corps of Discovery, will be giving live demonstrations and telling stories of daily life on the expedition. Kids can dress up in look-alike uniforms and try their hand at tomahawk throwing. Great photo opportunities!

Fulfill a New Year’s resolution to get more exercise. Hike for health!Discover how great you will feel when you start the New Year off on the right foot with the First Day Hike! Explore the River Overlook Trail or Birding Trail or Limestone Bluff Trail or Meadow Trail. Self-guided hikes. By participating in our First Day Hikes you will be joining the national “First Day Hikes” movement sponsored by America’s State Parks, offering an opportunity to kick off your new year with a healthy start. Note: The hikes take place on uneven terrain. Dogs are allowed on the Lewis &

Bring a sack lunch and enjoy bird watching with us over the noon hour!

Bring a sack lunch and enjoy bird watching with us over the noon hour!

Bring a sack lunch and enjoy bird watching with us over the noon hour!

Bring a sack lunch and enjoy bird watching with us over the noon hour!

Bring a sack lunch and enjoy bird watching with us over the noon hour!

Bring a sack lunch and enjoy bird watching with us over the noon hour!

Step Back in Time…To the winter of 1803-04 - Revised Date due to high winds and cold wind chills!! February 7, 2026 10am-3pm “Saturday with a Soldier” Lewis and Clark Visitor Center, 100 Valmont Drive, Nebraska City, NE If you have you ever wondered how the men of the Lewis and Clark Expedition survived cold weather when they were cooped up in one of their temporary winter forts…this is your opportunity to get a feel and a taste of it. You will experience the following: >Costumed re-enactors telling stories of the Expedition and answering any questions you may have for