Sacajawea Interpretive, Cultural & Educational Center - Salmon, Idaho

El Sacajawea Interpretive, Cultural & Educational Center, ubicado en la dirección 2700 Main St, Salmon, ID 83467, Estados Unidos, es un lugar de interés histórico y cultural que no te puedes perder. Este centro de visitantes y museo patrimonial ofrece una experiencia educativa y entretenida para todas las edades.

El centro está dedicado a la vida y la historia de Sacajawea, la guía shoshone que acompañó a los exploradores Lewis y Clark en su expedición a través del oeste de los Estados Unidos a principios del siglo XIX. El museo presenta exposiciones interactivas y exhibiciones que cuentan la historia de Sacajawea y la cultura de los pueblos indígenas de la región.

El Sacajawea Interpretive, Cultural & Educational Center también es un lugar ideal para eventos y actividades al aire libre. El centro cuenta con un amplio recinto para eventos y un parque hermoso, donde puedes disfrutar de la naturaleza y realizar actividades al aire libre.

Además, el centro es accesible para sillas de ruedas y cuenta con aseos, lo que lo hace ideal para visitar con niños. El centro también ofrece programas educativos y actividades especiales durante todo el año, por lo que siempre hay algo nuevo que ver y experimentar.

Según Google My Business, este centro tiene una opinión media de 4.6/5, con un total de 350 valoraciones. Los visitantes han elogiado la excelente atención al cliente, la limpieza del lugar y la diversidad de exposiciones y actividades ofrecidas.

Opiniones de Sacajawea Interpretive, Cultural & Educational Center

T Thomason

4/5

This makes a great rest stop. The park is beautiful and the restrooms are nice. We seem to always get here when the buildings are not open. There is a nice little dog park dedicated to Seaman which we appreciated.

Mary Lou Hery

5/5

Large area for walking with a lot of history. We lucked out as a volunteer was there to tell us some great history stories. Chose your trails you can do just alittle or alot. Restrooms on path.

Paige Lewis

3/5

$5 dollars per person or $12 for a family. The bathrooms were amazing! They had a trail you could walk around it had little statues and signs of information or facts. Its nice trail half of it is threw a wooded area and the other half has a lot of sun. Will walk pass the river and is right off of the property and you might see fisherman down there.

Denese Morrison

5/5

This center is interesting. The town its self is beautiful with snow cap mountains circling the small town. And the valley to the south following the Salmon River is breathtaking!

Heather Wehrmann

5/5

Very well put together. Had some presentations put on out on the hike behind the museum. Inside, we found our family names on the wall. It was smokey from forest fires in area at the time we were there. Very informative.

A R

5/5

I wasn’t able to experience the museum before the end of the season but I did get to experience the trails and the restrooms which had heaters and hot water. That is a huge deal around here and very grateful for how clean and well kept it all is.

Ima Honestee

5/5

Really neat place to visit! Very informative and hands on. Lots of great examples to see firsthand. Wonderfully friendly staff! Beautiful scenery on the trails. It's HOT in the summer though. So be prepared. WATER, snacks, hats, sunblock, and good walking shoes. Such a wonderful asset for home-schoolers in idaho! The kids loved it! Can't wait to go back again!

Amanda Sue Gladys

5/5

I love walking here in the mornings before the bugs wake up. There is lots of information about the plants, animals, and the ecosystem along the paths. Very scenic and dreamy!