Historical Wilderness Trips

Outfitted multi-day trips on the Lewis & Clark National Historic Trail with archaeologist, ethnohistorian, and expert guide Kevin O’Briant. These private, multi-day trips have limited availability. Book you trips using the links below.

Meet your guide, Kevin, who has a passion for historic landscapes.

Paddle the Upper Missouri River Breaks and hike the Lolo Trail while learning about the deep history of landscapes that have changed little since the Lewis & Clark Expedition passed through them in 1805-1806.

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The Land Holds a Thousand Stories
Move through the places where history was made, and listen to the echoes of the past.

For over a dozen years, Kevin has been guiding Lewis & Clark enthusiasts through the rivers, prairies, and mountains of Montana and Idaho. Bringing together research from historical, botanical, and archaeological sources, his goal is to put the famous early nineteenth Expedition in its proper context: the landscape in which it occurred and the indigenous cultures that shaped it.

Three Days Canoeing Through the White Cliffs: July 1-3, 2024

Camp where Lewis and Clark camped during their journey of 1805-1806, investigate tipi rings, see rock art and abandoned pioneer homesteads, and explore the breath taking sandstone rock formations.

Book through Lewis & Clark Trail Adventures using the link below. Be sure to select the July 1-3 dates!

Three Days Hiking the Ancient & Scenic Lolo Trail: July 6-8, 2024

At an average altitude of around 7,000 feet, this truck-assisted hiking tour takes you past Nez Perce traditional cultural properties as well as sites from the 1805-1806 Lewis and Clark Expedition and the 1877 Nez Perce War.

Book through Lewis & Clark Trail Adventures using the link below.

Seven Days Canoeing the Upper Missouri Breaks: July 21-28, 2024

Canoe through the famed White Cliffs, the Charles M Russell National Wildlife Refuge, and experience badlands, prairies, and wildlife that few others get to see on this extended 110-mile trip through the Upper Missouri Breaks.

Book through Big Wild Adventures using the link below. Be sure to select the July 21-28 dates!

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