History-Rich Journeys in Idaho & Washington

In the Lewis Clark Valley, the journey is as thrilling as the destination. Adventure and history intertwine with scenic rivers, Indigenous culture and world-class wine in this scenic region on the border of Washington and Idaho.

River adventures & outdoor exploration

Adventure through the rugged beauty of Hells Canyon and lounge on riverfront beaches.

Indigenous culture & explorers’ legacy

See historic sites of the Nimipuu (also known as the Nez Perce Tribe) and walk in the footsteps of Lewis and Clark.

Small-town delights

Find local wine tastings and historic charm in Lewiston, Idaho, and Clarkston, Washington.

Lewis Clark Valley Sights

Centuries of History

  • In Nez Perce National Historical Park, pieces of rock art dating back over 4,000 years offer a fascinating look into Nimiipuu culture.

  • See an educational film, wander interpretive trails and examine historic displays to learn more about the Lewis and Clark expedition.

  • This educational center in downtown Lewiston preserves local history, from Gold Rush tales to Nimiipuu traditions.

Amazing Views

  • Take a jet boat tour of the USA’s deepest river gorge or just take in the dramatic views.

  • The Lewis Clark Valley’s portion of Idaho’s longest byway stretches through beautiful mountain and prairie landscapes.

  • Teeing off along the banks of the scenic Snake River is a golfer’s dream.

Experiences

Boating through Hells Canyon in Lewiston, Idaho

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