Typically theres an entrance fee, but its been no cost to the public right now as the downstairs is currently shut down (because it holds federal artifacts?). We were the only patrons in the center and Jeff was able to answer all our questions; he is just a wealth of knowledge.

Excellent presentation of Lewis & Clark’s journey. Much to see and read about. I make the trip annually here, 3 years now. Love it.

A great place for exercise and have picnics. Its picturesque.

Most was closed due to covid19 but the trails are nice and it looks like it would be a really good place to visit. It is very reasonably priced at 5.00, and they take a wide variety of interagency park passes like the national parks pass. I hope to visit again some time when they are fully open. They are letting everyone ed in free now because of the closure of most exhibits.

Very nice museum and nature trails. The interpretors were great and discussed a number of interesting topics. Be sure to walk up the trail to the Great Springs.

Much is closed off for covid, but there is still some good (if limited) info and a gift shop. The staff is very friendly and helpful.

Great visitors center!! Very informative. Take the time to visit Ryan dam a short distance away

Wow what an amazing place. The staff was very friendly and helpful. If youre on Great Falls this is a must see.

We greatly enjoyed our visit. Well worth the time.

This interpretive center is one of the best in the United States. Be sure to see all the exhibits and the outdoors areas. If you’re a history buff you will be able to spend a lot of time here.

This place is great, especially for fans of US history. It gives a very detailed visual of the Lewis and Clark expedition. It was well worth the stop.

I spent hours here. I learned more then I ever learned in school about Lewis and Clark (in fact I actually corrected my teacher a few times) .

Real fun place to come for the day, could use more kid stuff tho

For someone that wasnt familiar with the L&C story, this centre was an excellent was to illustrate the journey and its significance!

Interesting but limited due to covid 19

Taking a trip from Southern Alberta to Montana to do a little shopping, we hadnt expected to do anything touristy in this small place. However, stopping at the visitor centre we learned of the L&C IC. I was very impressed with the presentation and everything we learned there.I highly recommend a visit. Plus it is also great to take the time to see all the waterfall locations, some of them are remote drives but with the untouched landscape it gives you a better idea of what L&C had to endure.

Waste of time with the majority of the museum closed due to Covid.

Because of covid... closed at least 3 days a week

They say open only lobby and gift store. Very disappointing, would be nice if they’d indicated their real status

Wonderful museum detailing the incredible journey of Lewis and Clark. This is by far the best museum I have seen in Montana. Also the volunteers and staff were fantastic.

It was a very informative and designed presentation.The building and the outside entrance areas are very unfriendly to the elderly and disabled. I used a walker yesterday and the entrance into the area is rough and uneven. The rugs as you enter the building bunched up under the wheels of my walker almost causing me to trip. There are two benches outside by the entrance that are very uncomfortable to sit on as they have almost a marble kind of material. They are also very close to the ground making it hard to get up and to sit down.After taking the elevator to their theater area it was scary how steep the stairs and seating is. Once you get the seat folded down it is a drop to sit down. In walking Lewis and Clarks trail there are NO handails and benches to rest are few and far between.It is my opinion that this building needs to be more ADA friendly.

Loved the layout of going through the Lewis and Clark expedition timeline. I was able to point out a display and then remind kids of when we drove through that particular area on the L&C trail. It made it more real and memorable. The view of the Columbia River was awesome! Oh, and we LOVED walking around the outside looking at the plants and reading all the tags.

Learning about Lewis and Clarks journey is incredible here. Seeing the routes they took, and the travails they went through is very neat. Staff are knowledgeable, and they also have movies throughout the day.

It was such a wonderful museum, lots to learn and lots to see.

Top notch

Awesome place! The guides were knowledgeable and helpful. Ive studied the journey of Lewis & Clark and read Undaunted Courage but learned many, many new details at the LCIC.

The display showing what it took to do the portage around the Great Falls was not just interesting - when you realize what really happened, it was quite moving

Really nice museum and very helpful and friendly staff.

My grandchildren loved it got to touch everything and explore. . The tour is worth it.. great paintings and facts alot to learn.. Truly a MUST see if your ever in great falls Mt..7 dollars adults under 16 years old free

This is a great place to visit and learn about the Lewis & Clark Expedition. There are lots of visual displays and authentic exhibits to look at. Staff is very friendly and knowledgeable as well. I very much enjoyed the historical displays and the exhibits while my kids favorite thing was Buddy the Newfoundland (representing Meriweather Lewiss dog Seaman) there to greet all the museum visitors.

Great informative movie. The layout of the center was nice. I really enjoyed going on the journey with Lewis and Clark.

Nice museum with a large gallery and theater. Definitely worth a stop over during a road trip.

Might be a good place for a school trip or something. I didnt learn anything that wasnt forced down my throat from grades 1-8 living in MT.

So much to see and read about. The volunteers are passionate about the subject and happy to answer any of your questions.

Very well done with lots of information about the Lewis and Clark expedition in a fun and educational way. After entering the museum on the upper level you go downstairs and go through a path explaining the journey, there are different dioramas and interactive displays. There are also 2 videos that play at different times during the day. After going through the museum we went outside to the pathways along the river and stopped at the gift shop on the way out. The gift shop was small but had a variety of items and books. There is a stamp for the National Parks stamp books if you are collecting them on a shelf in the gift shop.

The volunteers were great and came around to add to the awesome and informative, interactive displays telling the story of the Lewis and Vlark Expedition. Easy to navigate. Short movie reinforced the adventures we saw throughout the center.

Execptionaly well​ done museum of the Lewis and Clark expedition. Complete story of the trip with entertaining explanation of the men, tribes,Land, wildlife. If you have any interest in the expedition you must see. The staff are wonderfully​ helpful too.

Excellent

I found this place on accident looking for a place to park. While there is a fee if you own a National Park Interagency Pass, it will get you inside. Its a great little museum along the Missouri River.

We met some wonderful people here. They were from the South. They were so interested in the Natives in Montana.

Very informative. Very well done. All of the staff that we met were excellent! Very pleased.

Great place. Lots of info. Plan on spending the day.

Very interesting, informative place thats a must visit while in Great Falls. There is a somewhat steep fee if you dont have the Interagency pass but its worth the visit.

This was the best museum type experience that we found in this area. Probably needs about 2 to 3 hours to visit properly.

Interesting museu. Not great for small kids, but would be fun for grade schoolers.

Learned how to build a teepee and lots of Awesome information with my family that visited Montana. They LOVED IT !!!

Amazing to learn this history. The stories are told well, and everything is presented really well.

Excellent museum. Would recommend folks to visit if theyre in Great Falls.

One of the best NPS centers you will visit. Very well done and presented.Rome GA

Was a very interesting museum to learn about Lewis & Clark. Was well layer out. Walking trails are excellent

Absolutely wonderful, went here with my husband in 2003 taking our grown children and grandchildren here in summer of 2015.

Great exhibits

Cool place.

Amazing experience. Very well presented. Guide and employees super cool!!!!!

This place really gives you an appreciation for how arduous the journey was. Lots of details, you need more than one day to see it all.

Give yourself a day, to do it right, its worth it!

Great place

Long tour with no place for seniors or handicap to rest for a few moments.

Very informative, very well presented, all round two thumbs up!

Very informative and nice layout.

Highly enjoyable educational trip. Dont miss the trails!

Great site for a basic overview of a key spot on the Voyage of Discovery by Lewis and Clark.

Great information on the Louis and Clark expedition.

Nice

Great history lesson

Great history!!!

They have artifacts that blow your mind!

Interesting. Lots of information and well done displays

Grateful way to learn about Lewis and Clark

Best events

Fantastic museum and staff.

A great museum and setup.

Interesting place to learn history

All of the employees are very helpful and knowledgeable about Lewis and Clark.

Very informative and fun

Great experience.