Region: The Americas · Coordinates: 46.759, -114.081 · 5 events
| Year | Source | Account |
|---|---|---|
| AD 1805 | Journals of Lewis and Clark | They stayed a day at Travelers' Rest to observe, since the route goes up that creek. |
| AD 1805 | Journals of Lewis and Clark | At 3 p.m. they set off up the Travelers' Rest creek, accompanied by Flathead (Salish, Tushapaw) Indians. |
| AD 1806 | Journals of Lewis and Clark | The hunter took twelve deer; the writer notes that he felt as if he had returned to a land of plenty. |
| AD 1806 | Journals of Lewis and Clark | Clark parted from Lewis and the Indians, took the interpreter Charbonneau and his family, and set out at 8 a.m.; the expedition split in two. |
| AD 1806 | Journals of Lewis and Clark | Lewis's journal records the preparation and departure for splitting the expedition. |