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Lewis and Clark and a gorup of men begin their journey up the Missouri River from their St. Louis camp.
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The Sioux wanted money for Lewis and them to pass when they refused to pay the indians became threatening and Lewis and Clark quickly left with possibleenemies behind them.
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Lewis and Clark raced against winter and built a fort in the Mandan tribe's village, and called it Fort Mandan. They were running low on food and would have to hunt soo.
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They met Sacagewea who led them towards the Rocky Mountains on a boat.
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In May they reached a fork in the river and Lewis decided that he and three men go on the south branch.
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Clark thought they had reached the Pacific Ocean, but they were really in an estuary in Columbia. Leaving them stuck there for three weeks until they finally reached the Pacific
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Trying to go around all the waterfalls was to strong for their boat so they abandoned it. They were later given horses from the Walla Walla Tribe.
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Reuniting after Clark "accidently" shot Lewis in the leg they began their journey home on the Missouri River.
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Two years, four months, and ten days after they left they returned and were considered heroes.
