42 – Sacajawea Interpretive Center
The Sacajawea Interpretive, Cultural & Educational Center, located in Salmon, Idaho, is dedicated to honoring and educating visitors about Sacajawea, an Agaidika Lemhi Shoshone woman who played a pivotal role in the Lewis and Clark Expedition. Situated on a 71-acre park, the center offers scenic walking trails, exhibits, and artifacts that provide insights into Sacajawea’s life and the natural history of the area. Visitors can also explore the Heritage Community Gardens and a gift shop featuring local keepsakes. The center is typically open daily from Memorial Day through Labor Day; however, off-season visits can be arranged by appointment. For more information, visit the Sacajawea Center’s website.
More Information
https://www.sacajaweacenter.org
Coordinates: 45.1656818,-113.86571
Elevation: 4009 ft
Difficulty: 1
What to Expect: No info
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I've been here before. Nice spot for a break. Gas was only $3.05 in Salmon. Sadly, when I got back to the treasure valley later that day, it was still up near $3.50.
Although the Interpretive Center was closed for the season, it's a wonderful place to visit.
This was the last site of the trip for me. Just after refueling in Challis my chain gave out and I had to call my wife to bring the F150 and bike trailer to rescue me. It may have been a good thing though since I was able to avoid snow that the other 3 had to ride through!
Nice park.Good history and humbling about our sense of adventure in today’s world.
I got this site on Alec’s 3 day 1300 mile ride day 3. cool little park
Made it into Salmon. It's hot. High 80's. Ride over from Montana was blast. Especially near the border. No issues getting to this one. On edge of town.
Beautiful park with a ton of information describing who Sacajawea was, and how she helped Lewis and Clark Expedition. You could spend a lot of time here. Located right off the highway.
Great day for a ride. Decent temps and sunny. Hit 5 sites today on this loop. Haven't been able to pick up my bandana yet but still gonna post it and maybe do it again later in the year so it will count. Either way was a great ride.
I’ve been here before. Nice spot for a break. Gas was only $3.05 in Salmon. Sadly, when I got back to the treasure valley later that day, it was still up near $3.50.
Although the Interpretive Center was closed for the season, it’s a wonderful place to visit.
Worth the 5 bucks for the full tour
This was the last site of the trip for me. Just after refueling in Challis my chain gave out and I had to call my wife to bring the F150 and bike trailer to rescue me. It may have been a good thing though since I was able to avoid snow that the other 3 had to ride through!
Nice park.Good history and humbling about our sense of adventure in today’s world.
I got this site on Alec’s 3 day 1300 mile ride day 3. cool little park
Nice park, easy ride in.
On my way to Lehmi pass
Made it into Salmon. It’s hot. High 80’s. Ride over from Montana was blast. Especially near the border. No issues getting to this one. On edge of town.
Beautiful park with a ton of information describing who Sacajawea was, and how she helped Lewis and Clark Expedition. You could spend a lot of time here. Located right off the highway.
Great day for a ride. Decent temps and sunny. Hit 5 sites today on this loop. Haven’t been able to pick up my bandana yet but still gonna post it and maybe do it again later in the year so it will count. Either way was a great ride.
Actually here is the right photo
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