Lewis and Clark Camped Here on June 2, 1804

Walk in the footsteps of the Lewis and Clark Expedition at Clark's Hill/Norton State Historic State. The explorers camped at the base of Clark's Hill between June 1 and June 3, 1804, on their epic journey. Wiliam Clark climbed the hill on June 2 and saw a sweeping vista that included the confluence of the Missouri and Osage rivers. Today, a short trail takes visitors past two Indian mounds mentioned by Clark in his journals and to an overlook that shows where Clark stood more than 200 years ago.

More Information can be found at http://mostateparks.com/park/clarks-hillnorton-state-historic-site

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[athiker7209]

@Loner2012AT Thanks! I had about 20 minutes of raw video, but the wind noise in the mic was too distracting to post. I enjoy watching your videos also. Any ideas on cutting out wind noise? I've thought of using a wrist sweat band to wrap around the camera area where the mic is. By now you'd think camera makers would build a vlog camera with an external mic input so you could go wireless on audio.

[Loner2012AT]

Great video. Looks like a neat place to hike and the history is interesting too. Thanks for taking us along!