Vignettes on the front side set the stage of the Lewis and Clark Expedition story, delving into the history of the expedition's 1805 to 1806 winter on the Pacific Coast among the Clatsop, Chinook, and Nehalem people. The front side of the brochure interprets history and culture while the back side of the brochure provides orientation. You can skip to the section that interests you. This audio-described edition will last approximately 75 minutes 55 seconds.

Sites featured in this brochure include: Cape Disappointment State Park, Fort Stevens State Park, Lewis and Clark National Historical Park, and Ecola State Park. This edition narrates and audio-describes the two-sided color brochure which guides visitors to historic sites related to the Lewis and Clark Expedition along the Pacific Coast and mouth of the Columbia River. Welcome to the audio-described edition of the Lewis and Clark National and State Historical Parks brochure. Open the files in your preferred mp3 player to listen to each section of the brochure.Īudio-Described Version (Text Only) OVERVIEW: About this Audio-Described Brochure Get the UniDescription Appĭownload the UniDescription app for translated park brochures into acoustic media, designed for people who are blind, visually impaired, print dyslexic, or who prefer learning through sound.Īudio-Described Version Download a folder of audio files (24.3 MB zip). We can also mail the non-Braille version on request. You can also to request a paper copy be mailed to you. The park brochure is available in a variety of formats: Braille, audio description or text-only.

Detour Trail by Joy V. Smith