Lewis & Clark Trail - Montana
Missouri Breaks - Missouri River
Top left, our ROW voyageur canoe rests on the bank at Steamboat Rock. The rock, roughly in the shape of an old Missouri River steamboat, above, was formed by geologic forces. Ancient seas covered the area at one time forming sandstone. Later dark colored minerals seeped into cracks making dikes and stacks. These formations became more numerous as the continued up the Missouri. Right, one of our smaller canoes is dwarfed by the cliffs lining the river bank.
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