Fort to Sea Trail

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Fort to Sea Trail is a hiking route in Oregon that traces the historic path of the Lewis and Clark Expedition from their winter encampment near the Columbia River to the Pacific Ocean.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hiking trail
recreational trail
tourist attraction
allowsDogs yes, on leash
approximateLength 6.5 miles
about 10.5 kilometers
associatedWith Fort Clatsop National Memorial NERFINISHED
connects Columbia River area NERFINISHED
Fort Clatsop NERFINISHED
Pacific Ocean NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
follows historic route of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
hasElevationGain moderate
hasEndPoint Pacific Ocean shoreline NERFINISHED
Sunset Beach NERFINISHED
hasHistoricalSignificance commemorates Lewis and Clark winter encampment route
hasInterpretiveSigns yes
hasManagingOrganization U.S. National Park Service NERFINISHED
hasParkingAt Fort Clatsop visitor center
Sunset Beach access
hasScenicViewsOf Coastal forest
Pacific Ocean NERFINISHED
hasStartingPoint Fort Clatsop NERFINISHED
hasSurface dirt
gravel
hasTheme Lewis and Clark Expedition NERFINISHED
hasTrailheads Fort Clatsop trailhead NERFINISHED
Sunset Beach trailhead NERFINISHED
isDayUseTrail yes
isFamilyFriendly yes
isSignedRoute yes
locatedIn Clatsop County, Oregon NERFINISHED
Oregon
United States of America
surface form: United States
near Astoria, Oregon NERFINISHED
Warrenton, Oregon NERFINISHED
partOf Lewis and Clark National Historical Park NERFINISHED
passesThrough dunes
forest
pastureland
wetlands
season year-round
usedFor hiking
nature observation
walking
withinProtectedArea Lewis and Clark National Historical Park NERFINISHED

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