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By Kris Rose As the gateway to the awe-inspiring Hells Canyon, Lewis Clark Valley is an outdoor paradise. From kayaking to mountain biking, Lewis Clark Valley’s outdoor diversity will bring you in, but discovering this extraordinary (and crowd-free!) place will make you never want to leave. In the valley, recreation opportunities are limitless — that’s… Read more »
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is changing rules on Chinook Salmon fishing in the Snake River for this fall. Action: Opens Chinook salmon retention in areas of the Snake River. Species affected: Chinook salmon. Location: Snake River. Specific locations, dates, and rules: Lyons Ferry Bubble Fishery from the red river marker (Marker 28) on the south… Read more »
Whether you seek history or adventure touring the Lewis Clark Valley is easy when you consider one of these great options full of fun and unique experiences! Nez Perce Tourism offers cultural tours to those wishing to learn more about the Nez Perce (Nimi’ipuu) Tribe who inhabited this area for thousands of years. This tour… Read more »
One of the best things about living in or visiting the Lewis-Clark Valley this time of year is all of the outdoor activities there are! Take for instance the great Clearwater and Snake River National Recreation Trail system we have right here. You can walk, run or bike the nearly 20 miles of paved pathway… Read more »
The area known as Hells Canyon is rich in history. And while some of it’s notoriety comes from the expedition of Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, it was populated long before their 19th Century journey by the Nez Perce people (Nimiipuu). The Lewis-Clark Valley is located at the mouth of Hells Canyon. Hells Canyon is… Read more »
