Jefferson River Chapter LCTHF
Memberships and Donations

Want to make a difference and have some fun?
      The Jefferson River Canoe Trail is a project of the Jefferson River Chapter of the Lewis & Clark Trail Heritage Foundation (Montana Region). We are working to promote conservation and acquire new campsites along the Jefferson River. Join us, and you will have the opportunity to dive in as deeply as you want.
      Help fundraise for new campsites, or work to improve existing campsites by planting trees, repairing fences, picking up trash, and participating in public awareness projects. We have potluck picnics and barbecues, campouts, work parties, and float days on the Jefferson River. Bring your own canoe or borrow one of ours and come along for the fun!

Canoe Trail Participation Options
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Canoe Trail Discussion Group: Free
      Join our online discussion group to be included in the dialogue of conservation and recreation efforts along the Jefferson River Canoe Trail. There is no cost to participate in the online group. You are also welcome to join us as a guest for in person meetings, potlucks, work parties, and paddle trips. Please contact us to join the Canoe Trail discussion group.

Support the Canoe Trail: $25 and Up
      Donate any amount directly to the Jefferson River Chapter to support our conservation and recreation projects along the Jefferson River Canoe Trail. You are welcome to join our email discussion group and participate in any events as a guest, but without voting privileges. All one-time and annual supporting donations are immensely appreciated!

Become a Voting Member: $25 / $40 Annual Dues
      Voting on Chapter business, including Jefferson River Canoe Trail projects, requires membership in the Jefferson River Chapter of the Lewis & Clark Trail Heritage Foundation (Montana Region). LCTHF membership includes an email subscription to the bi-monthly The Orderly Report, providing news about the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail and updates from our sister chapters and regions.
      We recommend also subscrbing to the prestigious quarterly magazine, We Proceeded On, featuring in-depth historical research related to the Lewis and Clark Expedition. This is the official publication of the Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation. Its name derives from a phrase that appears repeatedly in the collective journals of the expedition.
      Memberships are forwarded to the national office of the Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation in Great Falls, Montana. The Jefferson River Chapter earns $10 from every Individual Membership and $15 from every Family Membership.

Memberships and Donations by U.S. Mail
Please see the options above, and send check or money order to:

Jefferson River Chapter LCTHF
PO Box 697
Pony, MT 59747

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Canoe Trail Brochure (6.7 MB PDF)
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