Kaw Point

The Lewis and Clark Expedition touched base at Kaw Point, the conversion of the Kansas and Missouri streams, on June 26, 1804. The endeavor stayed outdoors at Kaw Point for three days to rest, repair their vessels, investigate the encompassing wide open, and out of the blue amid their voyage, draw in military law. This available stop has a foundation to help countless, and has an open air amphitheater outfitted with power for performing expressions and unique occasions.

Today, Kaw Point is situated in the focal point of metropolitan Kansas City with an extraordinary perspective of downtown, yet the Point itself stays in a characteristic state with delightful lush trails, wildflowers, and untamed life. Situated along the waterway, the recreation center approaches interstates, the Lewis and Clark Heritage Trail, and two extraordinary streams.