Interpretive Services and Trail Planning at Sites Along the Columbia River

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The National Park Service, Lewis and Clark National Monument (NPS), and the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission (WSP&RC) will develop a schedule of interpretive programs, services, and service locations for sites along the Columbia River that are jointly managed under Cooperative Agreement H9420090098. These sites consist of Station Camp, Dismal Nitch. Cape Disappointment, and Fort Columbia. Station Camp and Dismal Nitch lie within the congressionally authorized boundary of Lewis and Clark National Historical Park. Cape Disappointment is partially within the national park boundary and is composed of lands owned by the NPS, the WSP&RC, and other federal agencies. Fort Columbia lies entirely within a state park boundary established by the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission. The parties will also develop conceptual trail routes developed by a multi-agency team, as well as topographic, utility, real property, and natural and cultural resources surveys.

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