Do bats do aerobatics when they’re not hanging around? Have a hoot and an owl-right time as we spin some fun tales and learn about night creatures with our ranger-led talks! The 12th annual “Bats, Spiders, Owls – Oh My!” event at Lewis and Clark National Historical Park is Friday evening, October 28th . This eventFind OUT MORE

Lewis and Clark National Historical Park hosts the 9th annual South Clatsop Slough Scramble on National Public Lands Day. The start/finish line will be at the park’s Netul Landing, approximately 1½ miles south of Fort Clatsop. Free registration is from 8:00 a.m. to 8:45 a.m. at Netul Landing. Participants younger than 18, must have aFind OUT MORE

Lewis and Clark National Historical Park hosts its first Lewis and Clark Trail Run of the year to “bid adieu” to winter at Fort Clatsop and greet the arrival of spring. Come for either an approximately 5k or a 10k course that features the Kwis Kwis Trail. The 10k run will include some long steepFind OUT MORE

In Their Footsteps: America's Master Park Maker-Frederick Law Olmsted at Lewis and Clark National Park, Fort Clatsop with Laurence Cotton. This unique program will include a screening of the 60 minute movie, Frederick Law Olmsted: Designing America. Frederick Law Olmsted, along with his two sons designed over 700 public parks across the U.S. and Canada,Find OUT MORE

The South Slough Scramble 5k/10k takes place in the scenic Lewis and Clark National Historical Park followed by a safety and health fair at Netul Landing. Come for either an approximately 5k walk/run or a roughly 10k run along the park’s trails. Both loops will take participants along the ups and downs of the SouthFind OUT MORE

This second event in the 2017 Lewis & Clark Trail Series is the Lewis and Clark Trail Run, featuring an approximately 6K walk/run or run a half-marathon course on the Fort to Sea Trail. Both courses will include some long hilly sections. The routes are not accessible for most wheelchairs or strollers. Please, no pets.Find OUT MORE

Bring your leashed dog out to Lewis and Clark National Historical Park's Netul Landing for a 2 mile dog walk to help raise awareness about climate change as well as promote outdoor activities. At this walk community members can learn environmentally responsible ways to enjoy nature with their dogs along with more information about sustainability.Find OUT MORE