Photo Gallery Enactors from South Dakota, Nebraska and Iowa hang out about the campfire, regaling each other with stories of trails and pioneering maneuvers. In addition to the camps and grizzled characters from a bygone era, visitors were treated to several presentations, including one by Gary Moulton from the University of Nebraska, who is re-editing the Lewis and Clark Journals. Bev Hinds from Sioux City, Iowa gave a presentation on the medicinal aspects of the journey, while Blair Chicoine from the Sergeant Floyd Welcome Center talked about river travel on boats of the period. Even after seven years, the event is a huge hit and has been widely supported by the town of Mobridge and surrounding areas. Some families come from 50 or more miles away to attend this event.
Local media cover the event and local businesses sponsor prizes.
The efforts of the Corps Rangers involved in this event help strengthen the growing partnership between the Corps and the town of Mobridge. Their efforts help continue Omaha District s reputation as a people-focused, quality organization.