Lewiston, ID & Clarkston, WA Lewis Clark Valley

The Northwest Discovery Destination. Gateway to Hells Canyon. Lewis-Clark Valley Wine Region. Banana Belt of the Inland Northwest.

Stories

Planning your next road trip? Wanting to discover something unexpected and new? These stories paint a picture of what the Lewis Clark Valley has to offer.

Wine & More

Whether you’re visiting for a wine festival, planning to tour some vineyards, or looking for a bottle to bring home, Lewis Clark Valley has you covered.

History & Culture

Thanks to its rich history, Lewis Clark Valley is an important cultural hub in the northwestern United States.

Things to Do

No matter what you’re in the mood for, you’ll find plenty of things to do in Lewis Clark Valley.

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The Lewis Clark Valley is a mecca of outdoor activity. The community is made up of Lewiston, Idaho, and Clarkston and Asotin, Washington. There are nearly 20 miles of paved pathway along both sides of the Snake River that residents and visitor alike can enjoy. We are also an up and coming wine region with award-winning wineries. Sitting at the edge of the Clearwater and Snake rivers we have everything a person could want to do outdoors. Here in the valley rafting, boating, swimming, fishing, hunting, hiking, and camping are just a way of life.

Whatever your preference - the Lewis Clark Valley is your Northwest Discovery Destination!

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The Lewis Clark Valley surrounds the cities of Lewiston, Clarkson and Asotin. With year-round events, fantastic food and wine, and the rich history of the Nez Perce tribe and the Lewis and Clark Expedition, Lewis Clark Valley is more than just the gateway to Hells Canyon. It’s a hub of Northwest history and culture.