This travel route explores Washington State Route 14, the Lewis and Clark Highway, east from Biggs Junction to Roosevelt.

The route follows the north side of the Columbia River, providing some beautiful vistas along the way.

A small section was removed from the video due to visibility issues as the footage was shot in mid December.

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Camera: Sony Active Camera FDR-X3000
Vehicle: Avis Rental 2021 Ford Explorer

Music Credits:

Snowy Peaks pt I/Chris Haugen
Meeka/Steve Adams
Friendly Dance/Nico Staf
Ocean View/Dyalla
Tea for Tat/Verified Picasso
Destination Unknown/Ugonna Onyekwe
Vishnu/Patrick Patrikios
American Frontiers/Aaron Kenny
Digital Memories/Unicorn Heads
Snowy Peaks pt II/Chris Haugen

Image Credits:
Lewis and Clark Historic Trail Map (Geographyguy - [ Ссылка ])

Endnotes:
1) Washington, A Guide to the Evergreen State; Binsford & Mort, Portland, Oregon; 1941
2) Moody's Manual of Railroads and Corporation Securities; Moody Publishing Company, 1914; [ Ссылка ]
3) “Western Railroad Adopts Buses”; Motor Transport; October 10, 1924; [ Ссылка ]
4) “History of the SP&S Railway”; Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway Historical Society; [ Ссылка ]
5) Caldbick, John; “Klickitat River Bridge 142/9 (Klickitat County)”; Historylink.org; [ Ссылка ]
6) Meany, Edmond; Origin of Washington Place Names; University of Washington Press, Seattle, 1923.

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