The Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center

What travelers say:

The park line has been small to large, and there are not a few parks that have been turned around, but Lewis and Clark National Parks are the most memorable, it is located in Great Falls, Montana, a coastal city with a good view. Going into the park, you see the tree full of eyes, that park has no trees? What impressed me most was its wooden house, which is difficult to see in other parks, it looks like it has a long history, went there, and learned some of its history, about its knowledge, I didn't expect a park to have such a long history, before coming, I didn’t do much preparation, but I just feel that the name of this park is a bit long and it’s not easy to remember. I didn’t expect its scenery to be good. It’s indeed a good place. You can take a walk and visit. I went there after rain, so there are not many people and the air is very good. An hour or two is enough. Tickets: Lewis and Clark National Parks are open to the general public, are free to visit, do not need tickets, do not spend money to enjoy. Transportation: You can take the train, the subway, but it is not direct, you need to transfer, or take the car is the best way, no transfer, the price is not expensive.