Lewis and Clark National Wildlife Refuge is managed by Fish and Wildlife Service and is located near Astoria, Oregon.
Lewis and Clark National Wildlife Refuge encompasses approximately 20 islands and stretches over 27 miles of the Columbia River, from the mouth of the river upstream to Skamakowa, WA. Although rarely visited by humans, this refuge is a haven for migratory waterfowl, songbirds, raptors, amphibians and fish.
Popular activities at Lewis and Clark National Wildlife Refuge include:
Directions to the Refuge Office, located at Julia Butler Hansen Refuge:
The office is located along Highway 4 in Cathlamet, WA. Coming from the East, it is approximately 2-miles past Cathlamet. Coming from the West, it is approximately 4-miles past Skamokawa. Turn onto Steamboat Rd to enter the refuge.
GPS Coordinates: 46.18453620000000, -123.71174999999999
Phone: 360-795-3915
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