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Elderhostel
Explore New Places and Ideas
 Elderhostel is an independent, non-profit organization
offering short-term academic experiences for people
over 55. Elderhostel is a friendly, accessible and
secure way to explore new places and challenging ideas.
Programs are challenging and thought provoking, however,
don't require any prior knowledge or formal training.
The cost of a program includes double occupancy lodging,
all meals, classes, field trips, and most needed equipment
and supplies.
National
Elderhostel Home
 Lewis & Clark: Paddling the Majestic Missouri
Cancelled
Dates: August 18-24, 2009
Tuition: $966 per person, double / $1041 per person single
Surrounded by Montana's majestic beauty, canoe into the world of Lewis and Clark on a stretch of the wild and scenic upper Missouri River. Expert instructors will guide you as you canoe and camp along 47 miles of the Missouri. Study the history and geography of this unique river area and experience landscapes and sites of the Corps of Discovery inhabited on their expedition. Witness the same "scenes of visionary enchantment" they observed. The river route begins at Coal Banks Landing in Virgelle, 70 miles northeast of Great Falls, and continues to Judith Crossing.
Tuition includes lodging, meals, canoe rental, instruction.
For more information, please call Marilyn Jarvis, the Montana State University Elderhostel Coordinator, at (406) 994-4820 or e-mail mjarvis@montana.edu
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