Specifically, Travelers' Rest is home to over 138 species of birds!Ģ020 will be the first year an OpenAIR artist will be on site. The park is open 9 am - 5 pm daily and offers visitors recreational opportunities like walking, bike riding, wildflower and native plant viewing, photography, and wildlife viewing. Travelers' Rest State Park has a network of over 2.5 miles of trails, a visitor center, restrooms, and a variety of adult and youth educational, interpretive, and event programming throughout the year. Visitors to Travelers' Rest can learn more about the preponderance of the evidence that led to the relocation of the National Historic Landmark and the development of Travelers' Rest State Park. The Corps of Discovery returned to this place at the end of June 1806. For non-emergency assistance please contact park staff.
You may also wish to notify park staff for additional assistance if necessary. In case of an emergency when visiting Montana State Parks, please dial 911. Declared a National Historic Landmark in 1960, Travelers' Rest was their last stop before beginning their journey across the treacherous Bitterroot Mountains in September 1805. Directions Contact Information Additional Information Fireworks are prohibited in all parks at all times. Travelers' Rest is the only archaeologically verified campsite of the Lewis & Clark Expedition. Today, Travelers' Rest is an important landscape for many tribal members in the Western Montana and Idaho region. Located in the traditional homeland of the Selis Qlispe, indigenous people have used and been a part of today's state park for time immemorial. The site is, in fact, now a National Historical Site and a Montana State Park and this. Order online at your Travelers Rest KFC at 6500 State Park Rd and enjoy our world famous fried chicken, chicken nuggets, classic chicken sandwich, Famous Bowls. Nearly 200 years later in the summer of 2002, archaeologists exploring the area found evidence of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Along the banks of Lolo Creek under the canopy of large Black cottonwood trees, visitors explore the landscape used for centuries by native peoples, visited twice by the Lewis & Clark Corps of Discovery, and home to a wondrous diversity of plants and animals. We Called This Creek Travellers Rest The Discovery Writers on. Travelers’ Rest State Parks marks an important stopping point for the Corps of Discovery both on their way to the Pacific Ocean on September 9 11, 1805 and during their return home from June 30 July 3, 1806. The 65-acre site includes the only archaeologically verified campsite of the Lewis & Clark Expedition, a traditional meeting place of Native American tribes including the Bitterroot Salish, and riparian habitat that is home to hundreds of species of birds and mammals. Travelers' Rest State Park preserves an intersection between cultural and natural history. Travelers' Rest State Park marks the crossroads of natural and cultural history.
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