Camp Three Forks is located three miles west of the City of Three Forks and less than one mile away from the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail.  Steeped in the rich history of the…

Three Forks, Montana is where three rivers, the Jefferson, Madison, and Gallatin, join to form the mighty Missouri River. Because of its rich soil, abundance of fresh water, and diverse wildlife, the Three Forks area…

The Jefferson River Canoe Trail retraces by water an essential segment of the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail along the entire length of the Jefferson River in southwest Montana. The Lewis and Clark Expedition towed dugout canoes up…

The Missouri Headwaters State Park holds the point in which the Jefferson, Madison, and Gallatin Rivers come together to form the Missouri River. This prominent point became an important place to many Native peoples. Later,…

Camp Three Forks is located three miles west of the City of Three Forks and less than one mile away from the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail.  Steeped in the rich history of the…

The Three Forks of the Missouri is a high potential historic site along The Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail. The name comes from being the intersection point between the Jefferson River, coming from the…