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Lewis and Clark Fort Mandan Foundation

US Hwy 83 and ND Hwy 200A
701-462-8535

Recreated in the riparian forest along the Missouri River, Fort Mandan provides visitors with a virtual link to the past. Step through the gates and experience the sights, sounds and smells of a time long past. The rooms, furnished with historically accurate reproductions, recreate the living conditions of the Expedition's "Fort Mandan Experience." See Meriwether Lewis' field desk, William Clark's map-making tools, bunks the men slept in, equipment they carried in the field, clothes they wore, and the blacksmith's forge.

On-site interpreters provide programs and year-round tours of Lewis & Clark's 1804-1805 wintering post.

The nearby Missouri River environment entices visitors to make their own discoveries of the natural history of the area. Interpretive walking trails, winding under a canopy of majestic cottonwoods, link Fort Mandan to nearby Fahlgren Memorial Park and provide many recreational opportunities.


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