Lewis and Clark navigated the Missouri River in 1804. More than two centuries later, there's still a lot to discover along the river's wild and scenic portion, where even novice canoeists can paddle past 200-foot-high chalky white cliffs, sprawling cottonwoods, bald eagles, and beavers. Off the river, this region is about subtle beauty, from the rolling grasslands to charming towns right out of the Old West.
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