An indispensable and colorful site guide that any modern-day traveler can use to identify more than 100 species of native plants and animals first recorded by Lewis and Clark. Wildlife ecologist Sharon A. Ritter takes the reader from high on the Lolo Pass through the Bitterroot Mountains.

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Ch. 1. Lewis and Clark Ch. 2. How To Use This Book Ch. 3. A Habitat Tour from Lolo to Lewiston Ch. 4. A Seasonal Almanac Ch. 5. Along Highway 12: Stop-by-Stop Guide. Traveler's Rest (Lolo, Montana). Howard Creek. 8 P.M. Camp. Lee Creek Campground. Lolo Pass and Packer Meadows. Devoto Grove. Powell. Whitehouse Pond and Wendover Campground. Colgate Licks. Wilderness Gateway Campground. Three Devils Picnic Area. Kooskia. Heart of the Monster and Kamiah. Lewis and Clark's Descent to the Clearwater River. Canoe Camp and Village. Spalding-Nez Perce National Historical Park Ch. 6. West End of Lolo Trail: Site-by-Site Guide. Weippe Prairie. Pheasant Camp and Lolo Campground. Lewis and Clark Grove. Salmon Trout Camp. Mex Mountain to Boundary Junction Ch. 7. East End of Lolo Trail: Site-by-Site Guide. 13-Mile Camp. Indian Post Office. Sinque Hole. Bald Mountain (Greensward Camp)