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The Rocky Mountains also, Mount Jefferson, Mount St. Hellens, Mount Rainier, Mount Hood, and Mount Adams.
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What mountain ranges did Lewis and Clark cross?
Lewis and Clark traveled through the Rocky Mountains during their famous expedition.
What mountain ranges did Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery travel over?
rocky mountains and cascade mountains
What major mountain range did Lewis and Clark face in their exploration of the Northwestern states of Oregon and Washington?
Cascade Mountains
Why did Lewis and clark cross the Bitterroot Mountains?
beacuse its lewis clark(:
What different terrains did Lewis and clark cross?
Lewis and Clark passed through the Missouri river from August 20 to September 8, 1804 and then on the return trip from August 31 to September 4, 1806.
What mountain ranges did Lewis and Clark cross?
Lewis and Clark traveled through the Rocky Mountains during their famous expedition.
What mountain ranges did Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery travel over?
rocky mountains and cascade mountains
When did Lewis and Clark explore Idaho?
It was 1805 when Lewis and Clark passed through Idaho.
What mountain in Oregon was the expedition of Lewis and Clark happy to see because it was near the ocean?
Lewis and Clark saw Mt. Hood.
What 5 states did Lewis and clark traviel through on 1805?
five states that lewis and clark passed through in 1805
Who helped Lewis and Clark find their across the rocky mountain?
Sacagawea
What famous explorers did Sacagawea travel with?
she traveled with Lewis and clark
What did Sacajawea get for Lewis and clark?
She guided them through the wilderness.
What did scagawea do?
she guide Lewis and clark through there journey.
Did Lewis and Clark travel through Wyoming?
Yes.
Who was sakagawea?
Sacagawea was a Shoshone woman who was involved in the Lewis and Clark Expedition; she led Lewis and Clark through the Western United States.
What were three geographical obstacles for Lewis and Clark?
Lewis and Clark had to overcome the Missouri Falls, where they had to carry their supplies over and around. The Missouri Big Bend, which was loaded with sand bars so their slaves had to get out and pull the boats across. And the Rocky Mountains, a huge mountain range with no fast traveling river through it.
