Lewis and Clark camped near the location of the present day Lochsa Lodge. 2003-2006 marked the Bicentennial of their historic journey. Before Lewis and Clark, the Nez Perce Indians used the trail to travel to the buffalo hunting grounds in Montana.

A newly cleared stretch of Historic Lewis and Clark Trail passes through the Lochsa Lodge area, opening up a beautiful 8 mile stretch between the Wendover/WhiteHouse and Whitesands Campgrounds along the Lochsa River for you to explore.

Lochsa Lodge now offers horseback trail riding. Enjoy great fishing, huckleberry picking, hiking and horseback riding, mountain biking and sightseeing.

All of these activities are available right from the Lodge. You can easily access the Lewis and Clark Trail. Contact the Lodge for details.