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Road Trip: Lower Columbia River to the Coast

A Confluence Road Trip allows you to dig deeper into the storied landscape of the Columbia River. Time at sites of cultural and environmental significance with Indigenous speakers is a chance to hear first-person insight into Native culture and history. You will come away with a richer understanding of tribal sovereignty and stewardship of our shared landscape. These Confluence Road Trips are designed for educators, including classroom teachers, but anyone who is curious is welcome.

Lower Columbia River to the Coast
July 13-14, 2019

This trip begins with a visit to the Confluence Land Bridge at Fort Vancouver. Then we will travel to Bay Center, Washington as guests of the Chinook Nation for a traditional salmon bake, drum and song. The following morning we will visit Cape Disappointment and the Confluence artworks connecting you to Chinook homelands and where Lewis and Clark first saw the Pacific Ocean.

Cost: $200. This includes honoraria for guest speakers, one breakfast and one dinner. Not included, transportation and one night accommodation. Camping is available.

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For more information or questions, please email Confluence Program Manager Courtney Yilk or call us at 360-693-0123. Thank you!