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FEATURED ARTICLES
To Our Readers
A letter from Stephen Koepp, Deputy Managing editor of TIME
Leading Men
Commanding, cooperative, confident, complementary—why Lewis and Clark were perfectly cast as co-CEOs
Lewis & Clark
Walter Kirn on the men and the journey that changed America
Leading Men
Commanding, cooperative, confident, complementary—why Lewis and Clark were perfectly cast as co-CEOs
The Slave Who Went with Them
The story of York, William Clark's body servant
What Sacagawea Means To Me (and Perhaps to You)
A viewpoint by Sherman Alexie
Grizzly's Last Stand
Its power awed the explorers, but now the great bear is running out of what it needs to live: big wilderness
The Fight over Big Muddy's Flow
The Missouri River today
Saving Salmon on the Yakima
How the Yakama and three other tribes of the Columbia Basin are trying to save the endangered fish
Homeland Security Then & Now
How America secures its borders
This Land Is Whose Land?
An essay by Lance Morrow
Why the Lolo Is Legend
We hike the trail that tested the corps to the limits
Tribal Culture Clash
Participate, profit or protest? Native Americans are sharply divided on the merits of the bicentennial
Have You Ever Tried Ashcakes?
They ate critters, roots and dusty muffins. Our critic samples the menu
Who Was Sacagawea?
A profile by Joyce Badgley Hunsaker
11 Ways to Follow Their Trail
Want to retrace their steps and learn more about how they did it? We offer a selection of the most notable of many historic sites, parks, museums and festivals
Did You Know?
The highs and lows of the Lewis & Clark expedition
PHOTO GALLERY
Life on the Trail
Photos by José Azel and Vincent J. Musi
The Journals
Original pages from the Lewis & Clark journals
MAP
Retrace the Trail
How Lewis & Clark crossed the continent on their epic adventure
MORE INFORMATION
Recommended Reading and Web Resources
TIME's picks of the most helpful books, journals and links featuring Lewis & Clark
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