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10 Must-Visit Clark Pampanga Tourist Spots and Things to Do

How to Go to Clark, Pampanga

Hot air balloon festival, 1. explore the wildlife at clark safari, 2. have a therapeutic time at puning hot spring, 3. learn more about philippine culture at nayong pilipino clark, 4. meet life-sized animatronic dinosaurs at the dinosaurs island, 5. go on an adventure at the zoocobia fun zoo, 7. slide and splash in aqua planet, 7. check out the aircraft display at the air force city park, 8. play and swing at mimosa plus golf course, 9. go horseback riding in el kabayo, 10. learn about the history of clark at clark museum and 4d theater.

A city that houses modern and historical charms, Clark, Pampanga , never misses the list of must-visit destinations in the Philippines. Nestled in Central Luzon, the city features some of the best tourist spots near Manila . It is best known for its Clark Freeport, home for leisure and entertainment, which spans from Angeles City through Pampanga and Tarlac. 

The tourist spots in Pampanga are definitely a must-visit. You may opt to visit Clark’s historical gems, featuring the country’s heritage, or some adventure from thrilling waterparks to modern zoos. 

Experience Pampanga’s vibrant nightlife as there are bars and cafes that are open until dawn. For the best Filipino cuisine , Pampanga is always on the list, as it is known to be the Culinary Capital of the Philippines. So, add this to your bucket list, and don't forget a Pampanga food trip ! Try out Kapampangan dishes in some of the best restaurants in Pampanga .

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Alternatively, travelers can book flights directly to Clark International Airport from Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) in Manila. 

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The most awaited Philippine Hot Air Balloon Festival has found its new home this 2024 in New Clark City, Tarlac. This festival was previously held in Clark, Pampanga, for the past years, where it features the vibrant colors of hot air balloons, plus music and performances from some of the country’s best artists.

New Clark City stands as the inaugural green, sustainable, and disaster-resilient metropolis in the Philippines. It is nestled within the Clark Special Economic Zone, similar to Clark Freeport, and is almost 26KM away from the Clark International Airport. 

This 2024, don’t miss the chance to witness the hot air balloons float against the scenic canvas in New Clark City, Tarlac, by securing your Philippine Hot Air Balloon Festival day pass or choosing from the range of available Philippine Hot Air Balloon Festival packages with hotel accommodation .

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You can also check out our Pampanga tours and airport to hotel transfers from Clark Airport and Clark Freeport, or you can check out some hotels in Pampanga with pools or restaurants. 

You can also rent a car in Clark, Pampanga , to explore the city at your own convenience. If you are looking for a weekend getaway near Manila with your family or friends, you can book other family tour packages in the Philippines for some of the best Philippines adventure tours . Read this article to know more about some things to do in Clark, Pampanga.

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Aside from animal interaction, you can also have an exciting adventure through ATVs and zip lines. The safari offers a unique and immersive experience, making it a must-visit place for families with your little ones.

After conquering a hike at one of the Philippine volcanoes worth seeing, Mt. Pinatubo, have a soothing retreat at the 11 therapeutic hot springs in Puning Hot Spring. It is one of the best hot springs in the Philippines that is naturally heated by the active volcano.

You can also have a pamper session in their Steam Spa featuring Sand Spa and mudpack. In the Sand Spa, guests lay down on a bed of sand and covered their bodies with ash remnants for fifteen minutes. The mudpack is a mixture of volcanic ashes and eucalyptus evenly spread on your face and body for pore tightening and body cooling.

For additional fun and adventure, you can try out their Mt. Pinatubo 4x4 rental on the lahar trail.

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Immerse yourself in Filipino culture at Nayong Pilipino Clark, located in Clark Freeport Zone. The cultural theme park features everything about Philippine culture and history, and it also showcases traditional crafts and performances. You may also have a picnic at their green areas, where most of the traditional dances and contemporary performances happen.

The Nayong Pilipino Clark focuses on providing educational and entertaining exhibits, making it one of the must-visit places to go in Clark for those wanting to delve into the rich heritage of the Philippines.

Kids who are fans of dinosaurs will surely love a visit to Dinosaurs Island, one of the best places to visit in Clark, Pampanga, located in the Clark Freeport Zone. This attraction features life-sized animatronic dinosaurs and a Fossil Museum, offering an educational and thrilling experience for visitors of all ages. 

Aside from dinosaurs, you’ll also meet giant insects at the park’s Insectlandia or explore the Wonders of the World where dinosaurs ruled. For a thrilling experience, hop into their 7D super screen cinema that will take you back in time to the dinosaurs.

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Meet some friendly animals at another must-visit zoo in Mabalacat, Pampanga, Zoocobia Fun Zoo. Perfect for families, Zoocobia offers a fun-filled day where you get to interact with different animals and feed them up close as you go along the way. You can also experience a quick horse and camel ride guided by their staff.

The fun wouldn’t be complete without some little adventure. The adventure zoo park also offers a zooc ride, a gravity car ride on a 400-meter track with curves for a thrilling experience. More from the zoo are the zip line, maze, and barn.

If you are looking for some water adventure, the best place to go in Clark, Pampanga is Aqua Planet Waterpark. This premier waterpark destination is known to be the largest water park and one of the best amusement park in the Philippines , located in the Clark Freeport Zone. The park features some exhilarating aquatic adventures that boast 38 water slides and attractions, wave pools, and leisure areas. 

Aqua Planet is perfect for families, thrill-seekers, and those who want to beat the heat. This waterpark is surely one on the list that you surely wouldn’t want to miss.

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The park is also an ideal spot for leisurely walks and picnics because of its serene ambiance and aviation history.

Calling all golf enthusiasts! One of the best activities in Clark, Pampanga is going on a world-class golf experience at Mimosa Plus Golf Course. Located in the Clark Freeport Zone, the golf course boasts meticulously designed courses amidst the green landscapes, enhancing playability and ensuring an enjoyable experience for golfers, making it one of the most well-known golf courses in the Philippines . They also have an indoor space for those who want to practice their swing or play a full round in comfort.

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One of the best things to do in Clark is ride a horse in El Kabayo Riding Stables. You’ll also get to meet the horses and learn more about horseback riding. 

El Kabayo is like a replica of an old western equestrian town, an ideal destination for families, couples, and horse-riding enthusiasts. Whether you're a novice or an experienced rider, El Kabayo provides lessons and guidance from experts if it’s your first time or have less experience riding a horse.

Don’t miss one of Clark’s tourist attractions situated within the Clark Freeport Zone, the Clark Museum, which features engaging exhibits, significant artifacts, military memorabilia, and local products, narrating the historical journey of Clark. 

A recent addition to Clark Museum is their cutting-edge 48-seater 4D Theater, which showcases a 20-minute documentary titled "Risen from the Ashes," the film about Clark's historical journey. It also offers visitors an opportunity to witness the dramatic eruption of Mt. Pinatubo in 1991, adding an extra layer of awe to the rich history of Clark.

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11 Things to do in Clark + Pampanga Tourist Spots

Located within a 1.5-hour drive north of Manila, Clark is a rapidly developing tourist destination and economic zone in Central Luzon, Philippines.

It is home to Clark Airport, one of the busiest international gateways in the country. Spanning multiple cities and towns on the border of Pampanga and Tarlac Provinces, the Clark area offers many opportunities for adventure, culture, entertainment, leisure, and business.

There’s a lot of things to see and do in the surrounding areas as well. Pampanga and the rest of Central Luzon region are filled with historical landmarks and beautiful natural sights. Known as the “Culinary Capital of the Philippines,” Pampanga, in particular, is a haven for food lovers.

Ready to achieve your  Clark  travel goals? Scroll down to see the list of popular tourist spots. I’ve also included places to see and things to do in Angeles City and nearby areas.

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Clark Tourist Spots

What to do & where to go in Clark? I got you! Here are places to visit, interesting attractions & things to do in Clark for your bucketlist/itinerary.

1. Dinosaurs Island

2. aqua planet waterpark, 3. clark museum & 4d theatre, 4. stotsenberg park & clark parade grounds, 5. clark theme parks & outdoor activities, 6. hot air balloon festival, 7. angeles city tour, 8. puning hot spring & 4×4 off-road adventure, 9. mimosa golf course & country club, 10. mount pinatubo, 11. prado farms, lubao.

Note: Destinations featured above are not listed by rank.

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Dinosaurs Island in Clark, Pampanga, Philippines

Experience the “Jurassic Park” feels at Dinosaurs Island. The park is a fun place to learn more about the dinosaur era. One of the main attractions here is the Dino Trail where you can see life-size moving animatronic dinosaurs. Other zones include Insectlandia, which features giant insects of the Mesozoic era, the Unearth Museum, where you can find giant dinosaur fossils, and the Wonders of the World, which is filled with replicas of famous landmarks around the World.

Dinosaurs Island

Price —  PHP 699 ( Book here )

Location  — Clark Picnic Grounds, Gil Puyat Ave, Mabalacat, Pampanga. Save on Google Maps .

Opening Hours —  8 AM to 5 PM; Mon to Sun

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Aqua Planet in Clark, Pampanga, Philippines

Take a break with your family and friends. Spend a fun day at Aqua Planet Waterpark, the largest waterpark in the Philippines. There are 38 water slides and other attraction including two wave pools, adrenaline-pumping rides, and the Kiddie Zone.

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Price —  PHP 1050 ( Book here )

Location  — Clark Sun Valley View, Clark Special Economic Zone, Pampanga. Save on Google Maps .

Opening Hours —  Mon to Fri: 10 AM to 4 PM; Sat & Sun: 10 AM to 5 PM

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Clark Museum (Museong Kapampangan) in Clark, Pampanga, Philippines

The Clark Museum (Museong Kapampangan) features the history of the Clark area: its journey to becoming the biggest American Base outside the United States to how it’s now transformed as Central Luzon’s biggest hub for leisure, entertainment, and gaming. You can learn about the history and culture of Pampanga and Mount Pinatubo’s eruption as well. Next door, the 4D Theater offers an immersive presentation about the history of Clark, present transformation and future development.

Clark Museum & 4D Theatre

Location  — Bldg. 2528, S. Osmeña St., Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga. Save on Google Maps .

Opening Hours —  Tue-Sun: 9 AM to 4 PM.

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Fronting the Clark Museum is the Stotsenberg Park, also known as the “Parade Grounds.” Here, you can go for a wonderful walk or run along the tree-lined jogging trail. The large open space was originally used for the Air Forces ceremony and parade exercises.

Price —  FREE (Open Area). No Admission/Entrance Fee.

Location  — E Aguinaldo Street, Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga. Save on Google Maps .

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Clark’s development as a gateway and leisure destination has given rise to themed attractions catering to nature and adventure enthusiasts, perfect for a fun day with family and friends. Some of the popular spots in Clark include the Zoocobia Fun Zoo, Clark Safari and Adventure Park, Dinosaurs Island & Aqua Planet.

Zoocobia Fun Zoo  — PHP 436 ( Book here )

Clark Safari and Adventure Park  — PHP 599 ( Book here )

Dinosaurs Island  — PHP 699 ( Book here )

Aqua Planet  — PHP 300 ( Book here )

Gemik Clark Archery, Airsoft Shooting & ATV  — PHP 3,125 ( Book here )

Join the Philippines’ largest aviation event and marvel at the vibrant hot air balloons at the Hot Air Balloon Festival in Clark. Spanning over three days, attendees will be treated to a variety of activities, including including kite flying, gliding, skydiving, powered paragliding, aviation drills, aircraft showcases & more.

Angeles City is one of the best places to visit near Clark. Among the highlights of the tour are the many historical sites showcasing the rich heritage and Spanish colonial architecture in Angeles City including the Holy Rosary Parish Church, Museo Ning Angeles & Pamintuan Museum. No visit to Angeles City would be complete without exploring its vibrant culinary scene. Eat at local eateries and restaurants, where you can have a taste of delicious Kapampangan & Filipino delicacies.

Angeles City Tourist Spots & Things to Do

Pamintuan Museum  — The Pamintuan Mansion, also known as the Museum of Philippine Social History, is a must-visit heritage house and historical site. Standing for over a century, the well-preserved structure features beautiful interiors and exterior architecture. Here, you can learn about the history of the Pamintuan Mansion and get a glimpse of everyday life back in the day. The site is where the first anniversary of the declaration of Philippine independence was celebrated, spearheaded by Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo. Address: Santo Entiero St, Angeles, Pampanga ( GMap ).

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Holy Rosary Parish Church  — Angeles City is a historical place with many well-preserved heritage sites. Standing prominently in the old town center is the Holy Rosary Parish Church, formerly known as Santo Rosario Church and today fondly called by locals as “Pisambang Maragul” (“Big Church”). Built in the late 1800s during the Spanish-colonial era, the church is one of the most famous landmarks of the city. Address: Santo Rosario St, Angeles, Pampanga ( GMap ).

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Angeles Museum (Museu ning Angeles)  — Located across the street from the Holy Rosary Church, the Angeles Museum or Museu ning Angeles houses exhibits about the history of the city and its people, and the rich culinary culture of Pampanga Province. The building is a heritage site as well, built in 1922 as the Municipio del Pueblo (Town Hall) of Angeles City. Address: Heritage District, Santo Rosario St, Angeles, Pampanga ( GMap ).

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Mila’s Tokwa’t Baboy  — Mila’s Tokwa’t Baboy is the place to go if you want to try Pampanga’s local dishes including their famous Tokwa’t Baboy (fried tofu and boiled pork), crispy Sisig (deep fried port cheek, seasoned with onions and chili peppers), Paco Salad and Chicharon Bulaklak. This humble hole-in-the-wall eatery has been serving patrons for over 30 years. Address: San Andres St, Angeles, Pampanga ( GMap ).

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25 Seeds Restaurant  — 25 Seeds serves traditional Kapampangan favorites with a modern twist. Located in the Dycaico Ancestral House in historic downtown Angeles, this farm to table restaurant maintains a homey ambiance complemented by stylish interiors. 25 Seeds is a tasty and visual treat reflecting the old and the new. Address: 2F Dycaico Ancestral House, Sto. Rosario Street, Angeles, Pampanga ( GMap ).

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Puning Hot Springs in Sapang Bato, Angeles City, Pampanga, Philippines

This place is a must-try adventure from Clark. Puning Hot Springs is located at the foot of Mount Pinatubo. 12 thermal wading pools are found on the cliff-side, where you can enjoy amazing views of the surrounding lahar-covered landscape. After a visit to the hot spring, experience the unique volcanic sand spa at Puning Station 2. This treatment involves getting buried to the neck under heated volcanic sand, which promotes relaxation and relief from rheumatic pains. Next, you’ll be taken to the mud pack area where mineral-rich volcanic clay is applied to your body to help cool down your body. The mixture is said to have therapeutic properties.

The 4×4 jeep ride to Puning Hot Springs is an adventure worth a spot on your bucketlist as well! This exhilarating drive will take you through spectacular canyons formed by lahar mudflows, river crossings, and rock formations. Enjoy spectacular views of what’s left behind by Mt. Pinatubo’s catastrophic 1991 eruption and a chance to visit the unique cultural landscape of the Aeta community.

Location  — Porac, Pampanga. Save on Google Maps .

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Mimosa Golf Course and Country Club in Clark Freeport, Pampanga

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Location  — Clark Freeport Zone, Clark, 2023 Pampanga. Save on Google Maps .

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Mount Pinatubo in Central Luzon, Philippines

Daring to visit an active volcano? Mount Pinatubo is a popular tourist destination, easily accessibly from Clark. Go on a thrilling 4×4 offroad adventure with views of the breathtaking lahar landscape and a guided hike up the active volcano to see the massive crater lake.

Location  — Pampanga-Tarlac-Zambales Provinces. Save on Google Maps .

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Prado Farms in Lubao, Pampanga, Philippines

Prado Farms is a cool and unusual places to visit in Lubao town, Pampanga. This 5-hectare eco-resort is Instagram-worthy, filled with whimsy and a rustic feel. Here you can also indulge in farm-to-table food and a unique eco-lodge experience. Click below to book online.

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Location  — Lubao, Pampanga. Save on Google Maps .

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April 15, 2020 at 1:55 pm

you should also try visiting aling lucing’s sisig in angeles, pampanga. best sisig pampanga has to offer.(in my opinion).

May 6, 2021 at 10:19 am

1.5hour away from the Metro, Pampanga has a lot of must try foods and spa.

April 21, 2022 at 1:38 pm

We are a group of seniors starting from Clark/Angeles City. I wanted to know the relative locations of (1) Puning Hot Springs (2) Where does the route of 4×4 jeep ride to Puning Hot Springs mentioned above start? (3) Where does the route of doing a hike to the Mt. Pinotubo crater lake start if we do a 4×4 drop off to the mid point? We have some who want to hike the 2 hour one-way hike, and those who would not like to do so due to age. Is it feasible to plan (a) Group 1 does Mt. Pinatubo short hike (4 hour two way) with 4×4 drop off and then go to Puning Hot Springs for a dip in the thermal pool and sand spa – how much comfortable time to provide for the tour?; and (b) Group 2 does 4×4 4×4 jeep ride to Puning Hot Springs and spends the day in Puning Hot Springs (thermal pool dips, spa, food and cultural show? We are visiting in November 2022. Thanks in advance.

June 10, 2022 at 10:43 pm

Hey Anand, they are in different locations/provinces. The jump-off to Puning Hot Springs is in Brgy. Sapang Bato, Angeles City, Pampanga while the jump-off to the Mt. Pinatubo Crater trek is in Capas, Tarlac. I suggest to do them in separate days.

October 31, 2022 at 12:18 pm

If that’s the best of what Clark has to offer then it sounds like a really boring place…

May 8, 2023 at 11:40 pm

lots of good food in Pampanga! I believe that it has also a lot of nice real estate away from the Metro.

February 28, 2024 at 1:25 pm

We are arriving in Cebu Mar 15 @ 1am (staying 2 days) to do canyoneering. I want to go to El Nido (doing tour A & C) and maybe glamping in Nacpan and Boracay. We are departing from CRK Mar 28 late night. In what order should we travel? Do we have time to fit another island? Blue water and some activities are our interests.

February 28, 2024 at 9:22 pm

I suggest you do the island hopping first in Palawan and then go to Boracay to do more relaxed activities. If you’re departing from Cebu Airport, you can go on a day or overnight trip to Panglao & Bohol.

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Wyndham Clark betting profile: TOUR Championship

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After he placed third in this tournament in 2023, Wyndham Clark has a different result in mind as he readies for play in the 2024 TOUR Championship in Atlanta Aug. 29 - Sept. 1.

The TOUR Championship tournament and course info

• Date: Aug. 29 - Sept. 1, 2024
• Location: Atlanta, Georgia, USA
• Course: East Lake Golf Club
• Par: 71 / 7,490 yards
• Previous winner: Viktor Hovland

At the TOUR Championship

• Clark has played the TOUR Championship once of late, in 2023. He finished third, posting a score of 12-under.
• Viktor Hovland won this tournament in 2023 with numbers of 4.837 in Strokes Gained: Off-the-Tee (first in field), 4.828 in SG: Approach the Green (fifth), and 3.387 in SG: Putting (fourth).
• Hovland also posted numbers of 313.1 in average driving distance (20th in field), 80.56% in terms of greens in regulation (first), and 27.5 putts per round (third).

Clark's recent history at the TOUR Championship

Clark's recent performances.

• Over his last five events, Clark has two top-10 finishes and four top-20 finishes.
• He has made four cuts over his last five tournaments.
• Over his last five events, Clark has finished within five shots of the leader two times and finished with a better-than-average score four times.
• He has finished with an average score of -10 those four times he's made the cut.
• Off the tee, Wyndham Clark has averaged 315.4 yards in his past five tournaments.
• Clark has an average of 3.807 Strokes Gained: Putting in his past five tournaments.
• Looking at Strokes Gained: Total, Clark has an average of 6.038 in his past five tournaments.

Clark's advanced stats and rankings

• Clark has delivered a Strokes Gained: Off the Tee average of 0.457, which ranks 15th on TOUR this season. Meanwhile, his average driving distance (314.2 yards) ranks sixth, and his 57.1% driving accuracy average ranks 138th.
• In terms of Strokes Gained: Approach, Clark sports a 0.098 mark (92nd on TOUR).
• On the greens, Clark's 0.522 Strokes Gained: Putting mark places him 15th on TOUR this season, and his 28.23 putts-per-round average ranks 17th. He has broken par 28.60% of the time (fourth).

Clark's best finishes

• Clark has taken part in 20 tournaments this season, taking home the win in one of them. He has also earned four finishes in the top-five and seven finishes in the top-10.
• In those 20 events, he made the cut 15 times.
• Currently, Clark ranks fifth in the FedExCup standings with 2154 points.

Clark's best Strokes Gained performances

• This season, Clark's best Strokes Gained: Off-the-Tee performance came at the BMW Championship in August 2024, as he ranked No. 1 in the field with a mark of 4.518.
• Clark produced his best Strokes Gained: Approach mark this season at THE PLAYERS Championship (March 2024), ranking 12th in the field with a mark of 5.585.
• When it comes to Strokes Gained: Around-the-Green, Clark's best mark this season was at the RBC Heritage in April 2024, as he ranked eighth in the field with a mark of 2.951.
• At the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am in February 2024, Clark posted his best Strokes Gained: Putting mark this season (6.917). That ranked No. 1 in the field.
• Clark delivered his best Strokes Gained: Total mark this season (16.126) at THE PLAYERS Championship (which ranked him second in the field). In that tournament, he finished second.

Clark's Strokes Gained rankings

Clark's past results.

All stats in this article are accurate for Clark as of the start of the TOUR Championship.

Note: The PGA TOUR has created this story via a machine-learning model using data from ShotLink , powered by CDW, in addition to player performance data. While we strive for accuracy and quality, please note that the information provided may not be entirely error-free.

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day tours & activities

Clark   &   pampan ga, thresher shark, clark & angeles city historical tour.

Built in the 1880s, Pamintuan Mansion is an elegant heritage museum featuring multiple galleries, period furnishings, art, and antiques.

A highlight of the visit to Clark Museum is the 4D Theater which takes the cinema experience to a whole new level.

PRIVATE TOUR Tour code: OPTCRKCTY Duration: 8 hours Pick up: 9 AM

Highlights: Pamintuan Mansion, Museo Ning Angeles, Center for Kapampangan Studies, Clark Museum and 4D Theater, Lunch

This day tour allows you to take a closer look at the inseparable history that shaped the twin districts Clark and Angeles City, the former was the site of the largest overseas US military facility while the latter, a humble pueblo that evolved to the thriving city that it is today. We visit the Museum of Philippine Social History (Pamintuan Mansion) and the neighboring Museo Ning Angeles then proceed to the Center for Kapampangan Studies which is located at the Holy Angel University, one of the biggest schools in the region. After lunch, we make our way to Clark Museum to learn about regional history and also watch an interactive 4D documentary film entitled “Risen from the Ashes” highlighting Clark’s history from past to present. Enjoy a rolling tour of Clark then transfer back to your hotel.

Clark Museum is close on Mondays.

INCLUSIONS ✓ Private air-conditioned transportation with fully vaccinated driver ✓ Pick up and drop off to your hotel, airport, or bus terminal ✓ Admission fees ✓ 20-minute 4D documentary film ✓ Lunch

✓ Light snack, bottled drinking water ✓ Service of fully vaccinated, Filipino or English-speaking tour guide ✗ Tipping

RATE PER PERSON 2-3 persons PHP 9,188 or USD 170 4-5 persons PHP 5,918 or USD 110 6-9 persons PHP 4,888 or USD 91

Children 1-3 years old free of c harge. Full rate for 4 years old and above.

WESTERN PAMPANGA TOUR

Relax in a native kubo, enjoy the scenery, and caress the flowing cool water at Summer Place Palakol.

Bamboo Hub serves both as a protective shield for soil erosion and a refuge for nature lovers. 

PRIVATE TOUR Tour code: OPTCRKPMP Duration: 9 hours Pick up: 9 AM

Highlights: Summer Place Palakol, St. Joseph the Worker Parish, Museo at Aklatan ni Diosdado Macapagal, Museo ni Jose Lingad, Bamboo Hub, Buffet lunch

Explore the western part of Pampanga province, particularly the municipalities of Floridablanca and Lubao, with this day tour that offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and nature. Palakol River, also known as Gumain River, is called by the locals as Summer Place because it has been the go-to place to find relief from the harsh summer heat. Relax in the native kubo, enjoy the scenery, and caress the flowing cool water. We wouldn’t blame you if you decide to take a dip. Next we visit St. Joseph the Worker Parish, Museo ni Jose Lingad, then Museo at Aklatan ni Diosdado Macapagal, which highlights his rise from being "the poor boy from Lubao" to becoming the ninth president of the Philippines. Finally, we make our way to Bamboo Hub, an eco-tourism destination located by the riverbank of Sta. Catalina. Sumptuous buffet lunch will be provided. After the tour, transfer back to your hotel.

The museums are close on Mon days.

INCLUSIONS ✓ Private air-conditioned transportation with fully vaccinated driver ✓ Pick up and drop off to your hotel, airport, or bus terminal ✓ Admission fees ✓ Buffet lunch

RATE PER PERSON 2-3 persons PHP 14,948 or USD 277 4-5 persons PHP 7,588 or USD 141 6-9 persons PHP 5,988 or USD 111

Children 1-3 years old free of charge. Ful l rate for 4 years old and above.

CLARK CITY TOUR

Stroll around Nayong Pilipino and enjoy witnessing key segments of Philippine history and experience the rich diversity of Filipino culture in living color. / Lito Beltran

Stunningly life-like stuffed toys are hand-made at Clark's Hansa Toy Factory and exported to many parts of the world.

PRIVATE TOUR Tour code: OPTCRKCTY2 Duration: 8 hours Pick up: 9 AM

Highlights: Clark Museum and 4D Theater, Nayong Pilipino, Hansa Toy Factory, Deco Central Clark, Lunch

Prepare to explore Clark, Central Luzon’s burgeoning hub for business, industry, aviation, education, and tourism. We visit Clark Museum to learn about regional history and also watch an interactive 4D documentary film entitled “Risen from the Ashes” highlighting Clark’s history from past to present. We then proceed to Nayong Pilipino, unique theme park set out in the style of a Filipino village. Have a walk in the park and enjoy witnessing key segments of Philippine history and experience the rich diversity of Filipino culture in living color. There’s also the Philippine Fiesta Parade, a must-see cultural extravaganza held daily. Afterwards, unleash your inner child as we visit Hansa Toy Factory where life-like toy replicas of cute animals are hand-made and exported to the rest of the world; some even making it to Hollywood movies like the tiger in the “Life of Pi.” We also visit Deco Central Clark, a showroom for the region’s finest locally made furniture, decors, and many others… truly world-class. After the tour, transfer back to your hotel.

WATCH: Team Javalava at Nayong Pilipino Clark

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Children 1-3 years old free of charge. Full rate for 4 years old and above.

ANGELES CITY HERITAGE TOUR

Fondly called Pisambang Maragul (Big Church) by locals, the Holy Rosary Parish is recognized as a national historical site by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts.

Children from Angeles City's underprivileged families are taught how to play musical instruments and perform at Bale-Balayan Museum for the Poor.

PRIVATE TOUR Tour code: OPTCRKCTY3 Duration: 6 hours Pick up: 1:30 PM

Highlights: Bale-Balayan Museum for the Poor, Heritage Walk to Pamintuan Mansion, Museo Ning Angeles, Holy Rosary Parish, Historic Camalig Restaurant, Dinner

Angeles City is the booming hub of Pampanga province. On its northwestern part is Clark Freeport and Clark International Airport. A former home of the biggest American air base, Angeles City is a haven for culinary, culture, arts, and entertainment. Get ready to do a Heritage Walk that will take us to several historical places around the city including the Museum of Philippine Social History (Pamintuan Mansion), Museo Ning Angeles, Holy Rosary Parish, and Historic Camalig Restaurant. We continue to Bale-Balayan Museum for the Poor, a center which transforms young lives through arts, music and culture. Here we can enjoy a delightful live musical performance by its residents. After the tour, transfer back to your hotel.

INCLUSIONS ✓ Private air-conditioned transportation with fully vaccinated driver ✓ Pick up and drop off to your hotel, airport, or bus terminal ✓ Admission fees ✓ Dinner

PAMPANGA HERITAGE TOUR

Pampanga hosts the annual Ligligan Parul (Giant Lantern Festival) every December in celebration of the fine craftsmanship of lantern making. / Julia Claire Medina 

A native of Betis, Pampanga, Willy Layug is a renowned ecclesiastical sculptor and painter with creations found in churches all over the Philippines.

PRIVATE TOUR Tour code: OPTCRKPMP2 Duration: 9 hours Pick up: 9 AM

Highlights: Rolando Quiambao’s Lantern Factory, Bacolor Church, Betis Church, Willy Layug’s Betis Galleria, Lubao Bamboo Hub, Pradera Verde Resort & Wakeboard Park, San Fernando Kalesa Tour to Capitol Building, Heritage Houses, San Fernando Cathedral, Old PNR Station, Lunch

Home of giant Christmas lanterns, hot air balloons, real-life Holy Week crucifixions, skillful woodcarvers and furniture makers, the province of Pampanga, in the shadow of the majestic Mount Arayat, is truly a delightful destination. Dubbed the Philippines’ culinary capital, Pampanga offers dishes ranging from the iconic sizzling pork dish Sisig to Pangat na Ulang (Fresh water prawns with sour soup) to Batute (Fried stuffed frog). Get ready to explore Pampanga with this exciting day tour. Prepare to ride a Kalesa (Horse carriage) as we tour the City of San Fernando passing through sites such as the Capitol Building, heritage houses, San Fernando Cathedral, and the old Philippine National Railways Station. Be amazed with Pampanga’s centuries-old churches including the half-buried Bacolor Church and Betis Church, a Baroque style church known as the “Sistine Chapel of the Philippines” for the intricate artworks on its ceiling. We also visit the workshops of Pampanga’s famous artists including Willy Layug’s Betis Galleria showcasing the age-old tradition of ecclesiastical art, and “The Parol King” Rolando Quiambao’s Lantern Factory. Finally, we reconnect with nature and the elements at Lubao Bamboo Hub and Pradera Verde Resort & Wakeboard Park. After the tour, transfer back to your hotel.

WATCH: Team Javalava at Pradera Verde

INCLUSIONS ✓ Private air-conditioned transportation with fully vaccinated driver ✓ Pick up and drop off to your hotel, airport, or bus terminal ✓ Admission fees ✓ Lunch ✓ Light snack, bottled drinking water ✓ Service of fully vaccinated, Filipino or English-speaking tour guide ✗ Tipping

MOUNT PINATUBO TREK

After Mount Pinatubo's eruption in 1991, a lake was formed in its crater. Lake Pinatubo is 2.7 kilometers wide with crystal clear water that's known to change its color from blue green to deep blue depending on the season.

PRIVATE TOUR Tour code: OPTCRKPTB Duration: 13-15 hours Pick up: 2 AM for Manila, 4 AM for Clark

Highlights: 4x4 Jeep ride, Mount Pinatubo trek, Lake Pinatubo, Lunch

Explore the Philippines’ most powerful volcano and go trekking on the picturesque landscape surrounding Mount Pinatubo. As one of the most destructive volcanic eruptions of the 20th century, Mount Pinatubo’s eruption on June 12, 1991 sent ash fall to as far away Singapore, and in the year to follow, volcanic particles in the atmosphere would lower global temperatures by 0.5 degrees Celsius (0.9 degrees Fahrenheit). The volcano that once wreaked havoc is now quiet and provides a beautiful setting for a day hike with views of the world’s largest lahar canyon. Get ready to wake up early for the transfer to the jump off point in Capas, Tarlac. From there, we travel towards Mount Pinatubo by 4x4 jeep for an exciting ride (15 kilometers) that comes with river beds crossings. The trek begins at approximately 8 AM at the foot of Mount Pinatubo crater. Prepare to hike 7 kilometers up to the mountain for about 2 hours and be rewarded with alluring views of Mount Pinatubo’s famous crater lake, known for its changing water color from blue green to deep blue depending on the season. Rest, explore the area, and enjoy an appetizing packed lunch with breathtaking views of the landscape below. After lunch, we start our descent and return to the jump off point, complete with a 4x4 ride and private transfers back to your hotel.

Make sure to bring comfortable clothes, hat or cap, sunglasses, sunscreen lotion, comfortable and sturdy shoes or sandals that can sustain rocks and river crossings. Bring extra clothes and a raincoat in case of rain shower. Bring light snacks and 1-2 liters of drinking water. The area is a site for occasional military exercises and this may cause slight delays with the trekking acti vities.

4x4 Jeeps will traverse through stunning vistas on the way to the trek's jump off point. 

Mount Pinatubo's eruption in 1991 created the world’s largest lahar canyon.

INCLUSIONS ✓ Private air-conditioned transportation with hotel pick up and drop off to Manila, Subic, Tarlac City, Clark, or Angeles City ✓ 4x4 Jeep ride ✓ Tourism fees, environmental fees ✓ Packed lunch, bottled drinking water ✓ Access to shower & toilet at the jump off point ✓ Service of fully vaccinated, Filipino or English-speaking local trekking guide ✗ Tipping

PICK UP TIME Pick up from Manila: 2 AM  Pick up from Subic: 3 AM Pick up from Clark/Angeles City: 4 AM Pick up from Tarlac City: 4 AM   RATE PER PERSON (CLARK PICK UP & DROP OFF) 2-3 persons PHP 10,358 or USD 192 4-5 persons PHP 6,828 or USD 126 6-9 persons PHP 6,108 or USD 113

RATE PER PERSON (MANILA PICK UP & DROP OFF) 2-3 persons PHP 12,378 or USD 229 4-5 persons PHP 7,658 or USD 142 6-9 persons PHP 6,858 or USD 127

Participants must be 13 years old and above. Guests above age 60 are required to show a medical certificate th at clears them to hike.

Spa & Wellness

Puning hot spring day tour.

Take a dip into Puning Hot Spring's therapeutic hot pools, choosing between 11 pools with varying temperatures. 

A unique experience of being buried in heated volcanic sand awaits guests at Puning Hot Spring. / Team Javalava

PRIVATE TOUR Tour code: OPTCRKPHS Duration: 8-10 hours Pick up: 8 AM

Highlights: Puning Hot Spring experience with 4x4 Jeep ride, Hot volcanic sand spa therapy, Cold volcanic mud pack, Hot spring dip, Buffet l unch

Enjoy a day at Puning Hot Spring, a wellness destination located along the southwestern part of Sacobia River at the foot of Mount Pinatubo. Puning Hot Spring offers off-road rides by 4x4 jeep, hot spring dips, heated volcanic sand massage by an indigenous Aeta therapist, sulfuric mudpack treatments, and a delightful lunch. As one of the most destructive volcanic eruptions of the 20th century, Mount Pinatubo’s eruption on June 12, 1991 sent ash fall to as far away Singapore, and in the year to follow, volcanic particles in the atmosphere would lower global temperatures by 0.5 degrees Celsius (0.9 degrees Fahrenheit). Despite Mount Pinatubo’s devastating eruption, it has brought a handful of impressive outcomes for tourism purposes and one of those is Puning Hot Spring. Take a dip into the therapeutic pools, choosing between 11 pools with varying temperatures (hot, warm, or cold). Relax in one of cottages and take in the stunning mountain sceneries. Your body and mind will be so thankful to you.

Make sure to bring comfortable clothes, hat or cap, sunglasses, sunscreen lotion, comfortable sandals or slippers. Bring extra clothes and toiletries.

WATCH: Team Javalava at Puning Hot Spring

INCLUSIONS ✓ Private air-conditioned transportation with fully vaccinated driver ✓ Pick up and drop off to your hotel, airport, cruise port, or bus terminal  ✓ Off-road ride by 4x4 Jeep with helmet & driver ✓ Hot volcanic sand spa therapy ✓ Cold volcanic mud pack ✓ Buffet lunch

✓ Light snack, bottled drinking water ✓ Free use of towels ✓ Access to open air cottages and shower rooms ✓ Environmental & ancestral domain fees ✗ Tipping

RATE PER PERSON (CLARK PICK UP & DROP OFF) 2-3 persons PHP 18,038 or USD 334 4-5 persons PHP 9,388 or USD 174 6-9 persons PHP 8,808 or USD 163

RATE PER PERSON (MANILA PICK UP & DROP OFF) 2-3 persons PHP 22,038 or USD 408 4-5 persons PHP 12,598 or USD 233 6-9 persons PHP 11,438 or USD 212

Got your own ride? We offer admission tickets to this destination. Pre-book your tickets with us and enjoy discounted rates.

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Lewis and Clark Tour: Undaunted Courage

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On our Lewis and Clark: Undaunted Courage Tour you will experience jaw-dropping vistas in every bend of the trail as you relive the dramatic story of Lewis and Clark. As part of Stephen Ambrose’s research for his best-selling book, Undaunted Courage: Meriwether Lewis, Thomas Jefferson, and the Opening of the American Wes t, the Ambrose family spent vacations traveling the Lewis and Clark Trail on foot, canoe, and horseback. Our Lewis and Clark Tour is based on his journey following the path of Lewis and Clark from Great Falls, Montana, to the Pacific Coast of Oregon. The authenticity of this Lewis and Clark Tour is unrivaled.

Great Falls, Montana

Explore The Lewis and Clark Train Interpretive Center and the C.M. Russell Museum: Center has indoor and outdoor exhibits that Stephen Ambrose called “the best anywhere;” Russell painted 4,000 works of art depicting the American West

Lemhi Pass on the Continental Divide

Walk over the Divide in Lewis’ footsteps and down to where he first drank from the waters of the Columbia River

Old Fort Benton

Stop at the trading post for Native American tribes and trappers and endpoint of steamboat travel between St. Louis and the west

Camp Fortunate

Visit the camp where Lewis and Clark made critical first contact with the Shoshone—Sacagawea’s own people

See where the Corps encamped on their return trip to wait for better traveling weather at the Nez Perce Indian Reservation in Idaho and be awed by the “Heart of the Monster,” a rock formation that was part of Nez Perce folklore

Hell’s Canyon National Recreation Area

Explore this national landmark that commemorates great moments in the exploration of the West

Fort Clatsop

End where the expedition did, at the winter camp on the Pacific Ocean

Day 1 • Flight to Great Falls, Montana

After arrival at your hotel in the historic town of Great Falls, Montana, our own Corps of Discovery will gather to discuss our upcoming activities and the history of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. You will enjoy a Welcome Reception and group dinner at the hotel.

Day 2 • Great Falls and Fort Benton

After breakfast, you will stop at a Lewis and Clark monument overlooking the Missouri River, and then you are on our way to Fort Benton, often called “The Birthplace of Montana.”

From there, you will go to Decision Point at Loma, a pivotal location on the Corps of Discovery Trail. Here, Lewis and Clark made the crucial choice about which river to follow to reach the Northwest Passage — take the Marias or continue on the Missouri.

You will visit historic Old Fort Benton, the trading post for many Native American tribes and trappers, as well as the Missouri River levee. Fort Benton was the endpoint of steamboat travel between St. Louis and the west. You will also stop at the Agriculture Museum to view the Hornaday Bison.

You then return to Great Falls and The Lewis and Clark Trail Interpretive Center. Situated beside the Missouri River, the Center features indoor and outdoor exhibits that Stephen Ambrose called “outstanding—the best anywhere.” They include dioramas that depict the explorers, Sacagawea and her son Pomp, an Indian village, and many artifacts. A drive along the river end at Giant Springs, where you will see a stunning view of the Falls.

Day 3 • Helena, Montana

You will begin the day with a visit to the C.M. Russell Museum. Russell was a world-renowned artist whose intimate knowledge of the American West informed his art during his lifetime. He was the first artist who actually lived most of his life in the Cowboy West and created approximately 4,000 works of art that inspired the work of many artists who took the West as their muse. Afterwards, you will visit the First Peoples Buffalo Jump, a site of prehistoric bison hunts.

In the afternoon, the group travels by bus to the five-mile canyon that Meriwether Lewis christened the “Gates of the Rocky Mountains.” You will take a boat ride into the magnificent Gates of the Mountain, where you can spot bighorn sheep, deer, bald eagles, and osprey, who still call it home.

Day 4 • Helena and Three Forks, Montana

You will begin the day at the Montana State Capitol in Helena, an outstanding example of architecture at the turn of the 20th century. The building, recently refurbished, features a beautiful stained-glass skyline in the rotunda and a great deal of artwork, including Russell’s mural depicting Lewis and Clark and the Flathead Indians at Ross’ Hole, Montana.

You will then visit the Three Forks Headwaters State Park, where upon arrival, Meriwether Lewis recognized it as “an essential point in the geography of this western part of the Continent.” You will end the day with a visit to the renowned Museum of the Rockies in Bozeman to take in the excellent exhibit on Crow Indian culture, Apsáalooke Women and Warriors.

Day 5 • Lemhi Pass on the Continental Divide and Salmon, Idaho

Our Corps’ day begins with a drive to Whitehall, Montana, and its marvelous murals of the expedition, and on to the Beaverhead Rock, which Sacagawea recognized as a landmark close to Shoshone tribal lands. You will then head to Camp Fortunate, where Lewis and Clark made critical first contact with the Shoshone—Sacagawea’s own people.

Your next stop is Lemhi Pass on the Continental Divide and the Missouri River headwaters. You will walk over the Divide in Lewis’ footsteps and down to where he first drank from the waters of the Columbia River.

The day ends with a dinner cruise on the “River of No Return” at Salmon, Idaho.

Day 6 • Missoula, Montana

The day begins with a short drive along the Salmon River, exploring the route that William Clark found too wild to navigate.

You will continue with a visit to the Big Hole Battlefield National Monument, where in 1877, Chief Joseph and the Nez Perce put up a fierce defense in one of the battles between the tribe and U.S. Cavalry troops. You then travel north to Ross’ Hole, where Lewis and Clark encountered the Montana Salish Indians. You end your day at Traveler’s Rest on Lolo Creek, where Lewis and Clark camped, traveling west in 1805 and again in 1806, where they split up to explore Montana further.

Day 7 • Lewiston, Idaho

Your day will begin with a stop atop Lolo Pass and the Corps’ Glade Creek Campsite, which Stephen Ambrose helped to preserve in its wilderness condition. After brief stops at the DeVoto Cedar Grove and Heart of the Monster, a key Nez Perce cultural site, we will proceed to Kamiah, where the Corps camped on their return trip to wait for better traveling weather.

You will then head to the “Canoe Camp” in Orofino, Idaho, where the Corps built five dugout canoes for their downstream journey to the Pacific Ocean. Your last stop is a visit to the Nez Perce National Historical Park, dedicated to the tribe’s rich culture.

Day 8 • Walla Walla, Washington

This day will start at the Hells Gate State Park on the border of Idaho and Washington. The park commemorates several pivotal moments in the history of the American West through interpretive signage and hiking trails.

You will then proceed to Walla Walla, stopping along the way at three important Lewis and Clark sites: the Alpowai Village site at Chief Timothy State Park, the Patit Creek campsite near Dayton, Washington, and the Touchet River campsite near Waitsburg.

Your day ends at the Whitman Mission National Historic Site, a 19th-century memorial to the unique challenges presented by the cultural divide between Christian missionaries and Native American tribes.

Day 9 • Hood River, Oregon

The morning will start at Sacajawea State Park, where the Snake River meets the Columbia, and a major site where Lewis and Clark encountered the Yakama and Wanapum Indians. From there, it’s down the Columbia, stopping along the way at Hat Rock State Park, near where the Corps met the Walla Walla Indian people, and then to Celilo Falls and the start of the Long Narrows – among the most important ancient fishing sites of the Columbia River basin. You’ll visit the Rock Fort Camp in The Dalles, Oregon, and then the Columbia Gorge Discovery Center, with its excellent Lewis and Clark exhibit. You will finish the day with a short trip along the original U.S. Highway 30 with spectacular views of the Columbia River Gorge.

Day 10 • Astoria, Oregon

We’ll begin the day in the Cascades section of the Columbia River and the remnants of the immense 17th century landslide which caused the Bridge of the Gods, a geological phenomenon correctly observed by Lewis and Clark. You’ll visit the Bonneville Dam, constructed as part of FDR’s “New Deal” program of the 1930s, and then move downstream to the Sandy River, Lewis and Clark’s “Quick Sand River” and a landmark of major importance in both the 1805 and 1806 voyages on the Columbia. From there, you’ll head on to the river’s massive estuary, and finally the Pacific Coast, stopping along the way at Dismal Niche, the Station Camp site where Lewis and Clark encountered bands of eager Chinook Indian traders, and finally Cape Disappointment, where the captains beheld the Pacific Ocean.

Day 11 • Portland, Oregon

Your final day will begin at the Astoria Column, where a towering observation deck allows visitors breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean and the Columbia River. You will then visit the Columbia River Maritime Museum, dedicated to artifacts related to the exploration of the Pacific Northwest. Then it is on to Fort Clatsop, the reconstructed 1805-06 winter encampment of the Corps of Discovery, and the terminus of Corps’ westward expedition. From there, you will continue to Seaside, where you will enjoy the sights of beautiful coastal town and visit the Salt Works National Historic Site, where men of the Corps spent six weeks boiling sea water for 28 gallons of needed salt.

Your final stop will be in Cannon Beach, site of the famous beached whale which provided the Corps with a welcome winter diversion from the dreary chores at Fort Clatsop.

The evening ends in Portland, Oregon, where we will salute our trip with a farewell dinner.

Day 12 • Flight Home

This morning, our Corps will say goodbye to the Pacific Northwest and our Lewis and Clark adventure.

Historians on this tour

Dates & Prices

• 2025 Dates & Prices

Tour Includes

• Itinerary designed by Dr. Stephen E. Ambrose
• Professional historian traveling with you throughout the tour, lecturing and answering questions
• Tour manager to handle guest needs and on-the-ground logistics
• Educational road book of maps and historical information
• 3- and 4-stary hotel accommodations
• Hotel taxes and service charges
• Touring by private first class, air-conditioned motor coach
• 10 breakfasts, most dinners, many lunches
• Entrance fees to all museums, sites and parks

Flights are not included in the cost of the tour.

Activity Level

The main Lewis and Clark Tour requires some walking.

The pre-tour includes canoeing (usually 3 days), living in tents, camping and outdoor eating and toilet facilities (2 nights), and some mountain walking and hiking. Weather conditions may be very hot and humid, cold and/or wet. Please be sure that you are in good physical condition to be able to enjoy and fully participate in the activities of the trip.

If you use a wheelchair, please read our Wheelchair Policy .

Recommended Reading

Undaunted Courage: Meriwether Lewis, Thomas Jefferson, and the Opening of the American West by Stephen E. Ambrose

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If you would like to customize this itinerary for your alumni travel association, educational organization, high school, family or other private group, please see our custom tour page .

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I second all the comments made so far about this tour. Starting in Great Falls, MT, was a perfect beginning. We got to experience the plains, the Missouri above the falls, the Rockies, the valleys in between, the arid plateaus of Washington and Oregon, the temperate rainforests of the Cascades, and the broad Columbia river emptying into the Pacific. Dams and other modernizations may have changed the landscape somewhat, but we still were able to get a good feel for what Lewis and Clark recorded in their journals. Our historian, Dr. Don Snow, was tireless in telling us the complicated story of the expedition, and the tour director, Nick Scramuzza, shepherded us through all the tour logistics with aplomb and humor. This is a unique tour and fulfilled a dream of mine to see what Lewis and Clark saw.

Following Lewis & Clark to the Sea

The tour, which carried our tour group through some of the most scenic terrain in the Great Northwest, was much more than a sightseeing trip over the terrain where the Corps of Discovery passed. Don Snow, our tour guide, covered countless details regarding “the world’s greatest camping trip”, including information about the numerous Native American tribes they encountered. For the first time, I gained an appreciation of how very different the tribes were and how Meriwether Lewis managed to communicate with them – with the invaluable help of Sacajawea and Charbonneau. The hotels we stayed in varied in quality The Whitman Hotel in Walla Walla was at least a four star, and the meals in Helena were particularly outstanding, but all the hotels were satisfactory for sometimes-tired travelers. Nick, the tour manager, is truly a man with HEART. He looked after every person in the group with energy and genuine caring. Because of delays caused by COVID and forest fires, my wife and I waited three years for this tour. It was well worth waiting for.

Wonderful in every way

Marvelous. Terrific combination of history and nature and cultural background. Our historian was full of information and every day had a mix of hiking, viewing artwork, enjoying great food, on and on. Our tour director had a great sense of humor and provided his own lively stories too.

If you’re even moderately active, definitely take the optional 3 day canoeing and camping extension. You see the river from the river. The tents and food are great.

This was our first Stephen Ambrose tour and it won’t be the last.

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Don Snow is a Professor Emeritus at Whitman College. The college dedicated the Arnold Endowment funds to bring Snow to the campus for the 2001-2002 academic year as the Arnold Professor of Environmental Studies. In his 21 years there, he helped to develop Whitman’s innovative program in the Environmental Humanities. He taught courses in the British-American nature writing tradition, the literature of place, and creative writing along with the field-based introductory course in Environmental Studies.

Prior to teaching at Whitman College, Snow taught at the University of Montana in both the Environmental Studies Program and the Forestry School. For 18 years, he directed the Northern Lights Research & Education Institute in Missoula and co-edited Northern Lights Magazine , a regional journal of place. He has published six books—most of them collections of essays and articles on environmental history and conflict in the American West.

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The Most Exciting Activities To Do When Visiting Clark, Pampanga

Make your first-ever day trip to clark special by visiting these one-of-a-kind tourist attractions.

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2. Learn more about Clark through the Clark Museum and 4D Theater.

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3. Get wet and wild at Aqua Planet !

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4. Unleash your inner kid-at-heart at Clark Land: Dinosaur Island and Insectlandia!

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5. Spend time amidst nature and interesting animals at Zoocobia Fun Zoo .

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6. Eat a meal (or two!) at Korea Town.

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I arrived for Clark and caught the end of DJ Tiberio's set. It was interesting, and I'm not sure how to categorize or describe the character of his playlist...some kind of two-step imposed sharply against noisy melodic ambiences. He had engaging visuals projected on a large screen behind him, wandering footage of - I believe - the back alleys of Los Angeles. It was a good warm up.

Clark went on at 10:00pm, immediately opening a paintbox of rich music that was raw, powerful, and vivid. He utilized the same screen, his visuals more intense, strobing, and abstract.

Most of the material was from his two most recent releases...there was also some Turning Dragon. It's not clear to me how he manages his sets, what the interactive element is. It seems as though he mixes bits and pieces of his tracks using some sort-of hardwired digital manipulation, like dedicated samplers, or something. I didn't see any laptops, anyway. (Laptops suck onstage!)

So he seemed to be able to affect the mix at track-level, and generally highlight and explore various passages far beyond what is presented on the original recordings. Which is to say that the sound was fresh and natural while still being recognizable.

I love Clark...he is one of the very best electronic composers on the circuit right now, right alongside Aphex Twin and perhaps even rivaling him...he may be in fact Richard's only contemporary rival. I first saw Clark years ago at the Echo in Los Angeles and at that time he was still very much an up-and-coming student of the Warp school. Now...he has come into his own in a beautiful, magical way that is really, clearly, all his and no one else's.

A must see if you love electronic music! Thank you Clark.

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Clark live is the electronic genius that I hold up to as an example for upandcomers. When he's playing, preferably fairly elevated, he looks like and is a master of his sounds, with a musical neurological pulse storming through his arms and into his spindly fingers (see the cover artwork for his remixes album Feast/Beast to see what I mean). While you expect some beauty, what I saw was a pretty brutal, varied, heavy and progressive set. It calls for headbanging, honestly.

Clark put on a great show. He played some old tracks mixed with new ones and I was definitely not disappointed with his song selection. He gets real weird and saturated with a lot of sounds, but then brings it back down to a simple melody. Highly recommend seeing Clark live, the music and the light show were awesome.

11/10 show. The dancers were unexpected, talented, exciting, and made for a rich, live, visual experience. The music was better than expected, and I expected to be blown away.

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Bears, Whales and Glaciers: Lake Clark and Kenai Fjords National Parks

Explore two of Alaska’s most stunning national parks — Kenai Fjords and Lake Clark — and experience some of North America’s wildest places. Incredible scenery abounds, from Alaska’s rugged coastline and tidewater glaciers to lush mountain valleys covered with colorful wildflowers. This trip is a wildlife lover’s delight — we’ll visit prime habitats to seek whales and bears, among other Alaskan icons. For those wishing to add a Denali National Park and Preserve experience, join the optional Denali Extension, including a special tour of Denali and the Alaska Range by plane.

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Available Dates:

July 12-19, 2025 (with optional guided extension July 19-20, 2025)

8 days/7 nights

Minimum/Maximum: 8 guests/14 guests

Itinerary Highlights

• Keep your eyes peeled for Alaska’s extraordinary wildlife , including puffins, humpback whales and brown bears
• Enjoy a flightseeing tour over snow-covered volcanoes and jagged mountains to Lake Clark National Park and Preserve , one of the hardest-to-access national parks in the United States
• Stay at the only wilderness lodge within Alaska’s 700,000-acre Kenai Fjords National Park and enjoy walks with a naturalist, sea kayaking and views of nearby Pedersen Glacier
• Learn about NPCA’s role in achieving a recent victory over the proposed Pebble Mine
• Embark on a guided hike to a massive and otherworldly active glacier and explore the sharp, rocky landscape its retreat reveals
• Take an optional flight to see Denali , flying over the Alaska Range and encountering the 40-mile-long Ruth Glacier that flows through Great Gorge , the world’s deepest trench
• Enjoy a behind-the-scenes look from NPCA and our partners on how we’re building strong partnerships to protect the Kenai and its marine and coastal animals from climate change

Day 1: July 12 — Arrivals into Anchorage : Plan to arrive in Alaska no later than 2:00 PM and make your way to The Lakefront Anchorage hotel . Courtesy shuttles from the airport are provided. At 4:00 PM, we’ll meet our NPCA staff host and fellow travelers in the hotel lobby for introductions, followed by a visit to the Anchorage Museum to get an overview of this incredible destination. After the museum tour, we’ll gather for a special reception and dinner at a well-known local restaurant for Alaskan-infused cuisine and enjoy an orientation of the days ahead. Lakefront Anchorage Hotel (D)

Day 2: July 13 — Anchorage to Seward and Exit Glacier : Today, we’ll enjoy a scenic drive south through Anchorage and along Turnagain Arm and the Chugach National Forest to the stunning seacoast town of Seward . Our destination will be Exit Glacier , the only section of the Harding Icefield that is accessible by road. We’ll make a stop at the Exit Glacier Nature Center before embarking on a guided hike of the area to learn more about Alaska’s fascinating glaciers. In the afternoon, we’ll learn about Alaska’s coastal environment with a special visit to the Alaska SeaLife Center , a marine wildlife and maritime museum. The center’s spectacular two-story aquarium allows visitors to watch playful and charismatic puffins dive and “fly” underwater with grace and ease. We’ll recap the day’s activities during dinner at Resurrection Roadhouse . Seward Windsong Lodge (B, L, D)

Humpback whale breaches in Kenai Fjords National Park and Preserve

Day 3: July 14 — Kenai Fjords National Park and Glacier Lodge : We’ll bid farewell to Seward and board a small boat bound for Kenai Fjords National Park — home to an array of glaciers and marine wildlife, including whales, Steller sea lions, sea otters, puffins and more! A half-day marine wildlife cruise will allow us to explore the rugged coastlines. We’ll enjoy lunch in front of a calving glacier before arriving at our exclusive lodge destination: Kenai Fjords Glacier Lodge . Nestled in a protected tidal lagoon area, the Glacier Lodge offers miles of expansive beachfront and views of the stunning Pedersen Glacier . In the afternoon, we’ll meet our guides for a lodge orientation and settle into our private cabins. This evening, we’ll enjoy dinner and evening presentations. Kenai Fjords Glacier Lodge (B, L, D)

Days 4 & 5: July 15-16 — Kenai Fjords National Park : For two full days, we’ll explore the wild delights of Kenai Fjords National Park . After breakfast in the main lodge, choose from a variety of activities best suited to your energy level and interest. Guided options include walks with a naturalist, sea kayaking, group canoe paddles and more. In the spirit of adventure and to take advantage of tidal and weather patterns, guides will discuss specific nature outings and options with our group this morning. All activities are suitable for beginners and require no previous experience. For those seeking a more relaxed approach, the main lodge offers ideal comfort with direct views of nature. Curious sea otters and seals frequent the lagoon, just steps from the main lodge deck. In a nearby meadow, we can sometimes glimpse bears and other wildlife from a safe distance. The natural history library offers amazing resources and interesting reads. Upon return to the main lodge, we’ll share stories from our day’s adventure with other guests and join local expert guides or guest speakers for a natural history presentation in the evening. Kenai Fjords Glacier Lodge (B, L, D)

Day 6: July 17 — Kenai Fjords National Park to Anchorage : We’ll savor another morning in the wilds of Kenai Fjords National Park . A morning outing allows for another opportunity to kayak, canoe, hike or explore the beach for a half-day before boarding our boat for the return wildlife cruise to Seward . Along the way, there will be ample opportunity to photograph the sheer cliff walls teeming with birds, plants and other vegetation and scan for more marine wildlife. As we try to spot feeding humpback whales or harbor seals sunning themselves on ice chunks, we’ll learn how NPCA is building strong partnerships to protect the park and its marine and coastal animals from climate change. We’ll return to Anchorage this evening aboard the historic Alaska Railroad and enjoy the spectacular scenery on our rail journey, with Gold Star seating in domed viewing cars, with a delicious dinner served on board. We’ll arrive at the downtown Anchorage depot by 10:15 PM and overnight in Anchorage. Lakefront Anchorage (B, L, D)

A coastal brown bear looks for salmon in Katmai National Park and Preserve, Alaska.

Day 7: July 18 — Bear Viewing in Lake Clark National Park : Starting from the Lake Hood Seaplane Base in Anchorage, we’ll prepare for an exciting day of adventure to Lake Clark National Park and Preserve to view bears in this incredible habitat. Situated at the headwaters of Bristol Bay , Lake Clark National Park and Preserve is an epitome of the Alaska wilderness landscape. At 4 million acres, the park encompasses volcanoes, jagged mountains, glaciers, wild rivers, waterfalls and diverse Alaska wildlife populations. Our scenic 1-hour, 10-minute flightseeing tour via floatplane will end at Redoubt Mountain Lodge on Crescent Lake where we will spend our day. Upon arrival, we’ll meet our knowledgeable bear viewing guide who will escort us by covered pontoon boat to lakeside areas where bears feed on spawning wild Alaska salmon. Here, we’ll have an opportunity to hear about NPCA’s role in safeguarding this area from the proposed Pebble Mine. We’ll return to Anchorage for our final evening of the tour. Lakefront Anchorage (B, L, D)

Day 8: July 19 — Departure for home – Base Trip : After breakfast, we will conclude our adventure with a visit to the renowned Alaska Native Heritage Center , featuring amazing exhibits and an opportunity to meet local artisans from bush Alaska, a remote region of Alaska where Indigenous populations and local communities mostly rely on subsistence hunting and fishing. Shuttles to the Anchorage International Airport will start at noon; earlier or later departures can be accommodated through the hotel’s 24/7 shuttle service. (B)

OPTIONAL TRIP EXTENSION

Day 8: July 19 — Denali Flight Tour : This morning after breakfast, those who select the Denali Extension will gear up for a special flight to see Denali – the Great One. Formerly known as Mt. McKinley, Denali stands at 20,310 feet above sea level and is North America’s tallest peak. We’ll fly over the Alaska Range and enjoy views of alpine tundra, unhindered, glacier-fed rivers and the Ruth Glacier , a 40-mile-long glacier that flows through the world’s deepest trench, known as the Great Gorge . Finally, we’ll enjoy a remote lake landing on our plane’s floats with an opportunity to take extraordinary photos. After the 3-hour Denali experience by air, we’ll return to Anchorage where our guide and driver will escort us to the Alaska Native Heritage Center for a picnic lunch, followed by a tour of the authentically-crafted Alaska Native exhibits. This is an excellent opportunity to pick out a special memento or piece of art before our travels home. We’ll end the day with a farewell dinner in Anchorage. Lakefront Anchorage (B, L, D)

Day 9: July 20 — Departure for Home : Enjoy a complimentary hotel breakfast at your leisure before boarding the shuttle to the airport. (B)

Please note: Accommodations and activities are subject to change at any time due to unforeseen circumstances or circumstances beyond NPCA’s control.

MORE INFORMATION : For full details on this trip, including inclusions, exclusions, accommodations, terms and safety protocols, please download the detailed trip brochure.

NPCA TRAVEL ELIGIBILITY : NPCA is the only independent, nonpartisan organization dedicated to advocacy on behalf of the National Park System. Over 70% of our funding comes from donations from individuals like you. NPCA trips are an exclusive NPCA member benefit. One traveler per group must be an active NPCA member to participate in an NPCA trip. An annual membership starts at $15 per person. Please make dues payable to NPCA by check or credit card at www.npca.org .

NPCA TRAVELER RESPONSIBILTY : Travelers are responsible for selecting an NPCA trip consistent with their ability, fitness and overall health. Before joining a trip, all travelers must commit to adhering to the tour operator’s Terms and Conditions; completing and submitting all required documentation provided by the tour operator; conducting themselves safely and appropriately; following instructions from the tour operator and NPCA staff; and adhering to the laws of the destination(s) visited on the trip. Additionally, travelers are expected to familiarize themselves with all pre-departure materials and ensure appropriate clothing and gear for the journey. Travelers should report any conditions or limitations requiring special attention, diet or treatment to the tour operator when booking to determine what accommodations can be made.

MAKING RESERVATIONS : To secure your space on this NPCA trip, please click the “Register Now” button at the top of this page or contact NPCA’s National Parks Experiences Program at 1-800-628-7275 or [email protected] .

TRAVEL PROTECTION : NPCA strongly recommends the purchase of trip cancellation insurance. Information on a recommended comprehensive travel insurance coverage plan will be provided. However, travelers may purchase any travel insurance of their choosing provided it meets any applicable tour operator minimum requirements. NPCA’s tour operator partners may require travel insurance for certain trips as a condition of participation; all travelers must adhere to any such requirements. Should you need assistance, NPCA recommends contacting Travel Insurance Services through USI Affinity at 1-800-937-1387 or at http://my.travelinsure.com/npca .

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• Cost: $7,995 per person double occupancy; $9,995 single occupancy
• Parks: Kenai Fjords National Park Lake Clark National Park & Preserve
• NPCA Region: Alaska

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WARNING!!! An athlete caught using another registered person’s race kit in the competition, or allowing a non-registered person to use his/her kit will be banned from racing GoClark events for a minimum of 2 years.

• I was injured before the event, can I get a refund? As long your request was done before the refund timeline posted above, you can avail of the refund. Request beyond the March 20, 2024 deadline, you kit is already named for you and we can release it after the race.
• I got covid-19 near the event and cannot participate, can I get a refund? This also falls under the refund policy . Request beyond the March 20, 2024 deadline means refunds aren’t available anymore. Your kit will be released after the race.
• I am injured/unfit/got covid19, can I transfer my kit to someone else? If your request is on or beforeMarch 20, 2024, we can process the transfer without any questions. Just pay the transfer fee of P1000. If the request is beyond March 20, 2024, a kit has already been named for you and if you cannot race, we will keep it until you can claim it after the race.
• I did not get the training I wanted for the longer distance, can I switch to the shorter category? You can request category transfer until April 15, 2024. Just pay the processing fee to initiate transfer. Requests beyond March 20, 2024 will not be honored.
• We hope you understand that at a timeline near the race, funds that you paid for your registration has already been exhausted for race supplies, permits and any other expenses that organizers use in producing the event.

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As a precondition to my participation in the OVRLND GRVL CRK (“Event”), and with full knowledge and consent, I hereby accept and agree to comply with the following terms and conditions:

Event. The Event is a Gravel course race for cycling enthusiasts that will be conducted on 13-14 April, 2024 at Filinvest Mimosa Leisure City, Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga, PH. Participants will partake in a series of road race cycling courses involving varying terrain and weather disturbance (heat). The Event is organized by GOCLARK SPORTS AND EVENTS CORP.

Personal Responsibility . I willingly registered for the Event with complete knowledge and understanding that I am responsible for any and all incidents and consequences arising out of my own actions or omissions. I endeavor to participate in the Event in a spirit of sportsmanship and camaraderie, and in a manner that shall not endanger myself or others.

Representations and Warranties. I represent and warrant the following: I am in very good physical, emotional, and mental condition; I am sufficiently experienced, skilled, and trained to participate in the Event; I have not been advised by any professional to refrain from participating in the Event or other similar activities; I am not prohibited by law, regulations, or any other similar authority from participating in the Event; I have been apprised sufficiently by the Organizer of the proper conduct and rules for participation in the Event, and I will strictly comply with all rules, regulations, and safety precautions and guidelines provided by the Organizer for the Event; and I shall ensure and respect the safety of other persons participating in the Event and will refrain from acts or omissions which may, indirectly or indirectly, possibly cause injury, loss, or damage to myself and others while participating in the Event. I will fully comply with all relevant laws, rules, regulations, and policies, including traffic rules and local ordinances.

Age Requirement. I hereby confirm that I presently meet the minimum age requirement of 18 years old. I understand that the Organizer may request valid proof of my age, and I agree to provide such documentation promptly upon request. I acknowledge that providing false or misleading information about my age is strictly prohibited and may result in immediate disqualification from the Event

Assumption of Risk . I agree and understand that the Event shall entail engaging in activities or actions involving strenuous physical challenges and harsh environments or terrain and that there are inherent risks of physical injury, illness, property loss or damage, and death. I expressly assume all risks, whether direct or consequential, associated with the Event.

Sportsmanship . I acknowledge and agree to treat fellow participants, the Organizer, including its directors, officers, employees, agents, or representatives, and third-party service providers, sponsors, and suppliers of the Event with respect and courtesy. I will refrain from engaging in any form of taunting, aggressive behavior, or unsportsmanlike conduct, as may be determined solely by the Organizer.

Release from Liability . I agree that the Organizer, including its directors, officers, employees, agents or representatives, as well as third-party service providers, sponsors, and suppliers of the Event, shall in no case and for no reason be liable to me, my heirs, representatives or assigns for any loss, damage, or injury, whether direct or indirect, sustained by me during my participation in the Event. I hereby release the foregoing persons from any and all claims, losses, costs, liabilities, or causes of action arising out of or in connection with my participation in all activities related to the Event.

Force Majeure. If the Event cannot be held on its scheduled date, due to unforeseen circumstances or events beyond the control of the Organizer, including but not limited to acts of God, natural disasters, government restrictions, or transportation disruptions, the Organizer reserves the right to cancel, postpone, or reschedule the Event. If the Event is canceled or rescheduled, the Organizer shall make reasonable efforts to inform the participants promptly, but will not be liable for any compensation or damage to any party.

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Responsibility for Actions Outside the Event . I acknowledge that the Event has certain physical boundaries, time limits, and organizational limitations. The Organizer is not responsible for any incident or event caused by actions and inactions of persons not involved with the Event or under the control of the Organizer. I agree that the Organizer, its directors, officers, employees, agents, or representatives, as well as the third-party service providers and suppliers of the Event, shall not be responsible for any and all consequences of my actions performed outside the scope and limitations of the Event.

Authority for Marketing . I understand that the Event will be documented by the Organizer for advertising, marketing, and promotional purposes, and I authorize the use of all pictures, videos, or other similar media taken during the Event which feature my image and person without any need for compensation or indemnification for such use.

Refunds and Transfers . In the event of a cancellation, due to unforeseen circumstances and events beyond the control of the Organizer, the registration fee remains non-refundable. The Organizer may, at its discretion, provide participants with the option to transfer their registration to the rescheduled date, if any, subject to the Organizer’s terms and conditions.

Medical Treatment. I consent to receive any medical treatment which may be advisable or needed in the event of injury, accident, or illness during the Event, as determined by a medical professional. I acknowledge that I may be held responsible to answer for extraordinary or unusual charges arising from such treatment, as determined by the Organizer.

False Declaration . I declare that all information provided in my registration is true, accurate, and complete to the best of my knowledge. I understand that knowingly providing false or misleading medical information, among others, is strictly prohibited and may result in immediate disqualification from the Event.

Interpretation and Construction . I understand that this Release and Waiver of Liability shall be interpreted and construed in favor of the Organizer. In no case will I claim that I was coerced or misled to execute this Release and Waiver of Liability, nor will I argue that I was made to sign the same without my knowledge of its terms and conditions.

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• Practice good sportsmanship at all times;
• Be responsible for their own safety and the safety of others;
• Obey traffic regulations and instructions from Technical Officials and marshals;
• Treat other competitors, organizers, officials, volunteers, and spectators with respect and courtesy;
• Avoid the use of abusive language;
• Inform a Technical Official and Event Organiser after withdrawing from the race.
• Compete without receiving assistance other than from event personnel and officials;
• Not dispose of rubbish or equipment around the course except at clearly identified places, such as feed stations or rubbish disposal points. All items must be kept with the competitor and returned to their transition spot;
• Not attempt to gain an unfair advantage from any external vehicle or object;
• Follow the prescribed course;
• Not use any device that will distract the athlete from paying full attention to their surroundings: Competitors may not use communication devices of any type, including but not limited to smartwatches, and two-way radios, in any distractive manner during the race. 

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• The assistance provided by event personnel or Technical Officials is allowed but is limited to providing drinks, nutrition, mechanical and medical assistance, upon the approval of the Technical Delegate or Head Referee. Athletes competing in the same competition may assist each other with incidental items such as, but not restricted to, nutrition and drinks after an aid station, pumps, tubular tires, inner tubes, and puncture repair kits;
• Participants may not provide any item of equipment to an athlete competing in the same competition which results in the donor athlete being unable to continue with their own competition. This includes but is not restricted to the complete bicycle, frame, wheels, and helmet. The penalty for this will be disqualification of both athletes.
• Gravel races and other related endurance sports are strenuous. To be able to compete, athletes should be in excellent physical condition. Their health and welfare is of paramount importance. By joining and starting in a competition, the athletes declare they are in good health and are in appropriate physical condition to complete the competition;
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• Age is determined by deducting the participant’s birth year from the year (2024).
• All participants in the event must be covered by their own personal accident insurance that will cover any accident before, during, and after the race.

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• The date of the payment in registration is the basis for determining if the right amount was remitted based on the early-regular-late schedule of registration fees.
• All participants must claim their own race kit at the official competition registration area during designated times. All participants will be required to show a government-issued ID in claiming their race kits.
• A participant caught using another registered person’s race kit in the competition, or allowing a non-registered person to use his/her kit will be banned from racing GoClark and Gravelton events for a minimum of 2 years.

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• All participants are required to make their race numbers visible at all times. Race plate at the front of the bike and race number stickers on the front of the helmet. Numbers may not be cut or folded or altered in any way. DO NOT transfer your number to any other athlete or take a number from an athlete that is not competing.  
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• The helmet must be securely fastened and fit properly at all times and any garment worn underneath must not affect the fit when the athlete  is in possession of the bike

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In the event of cancellation or of definitive interruption of the competition for any reason outside the control of the Organizers, and in particular, a cancellation due to any case of force majeure, due to any decisions by public authorities ( in particular for reasons of public health, of safety or of preserving public order ) due to any risks of bad weather or bad weather conditions at the time of the event, the Organizer will incur no liability whatsoever in regard to the competitors and registration fees will not be reimbursed. The competitors hereby renounce any reclamation right of request for repayment whatsoever, either in the case of a cancellation or of a definitive interruption of the event.

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Finding your perfect school is all about fit — and the only way to know for sure if something fits you is by trying it on for yourself.

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Thank you for your interest in visiting Clark University with your school or organization! To help you plan your visit, please review the following guidelines.

To schedule a group visit, please contact our office at least 30 days before your desired date. You can request a visit by emailing [email protected] , and our group visit coordinators will process your request. For any questions, feel free to call us at 1-508-793-7431.

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We like to start by searching   TourRadar.com and TravelStride.com . As soon as you enter the region you are interested in touring, you can get started. But you can customize further including by travel dates, budget and even your travel style. Then you can compare features and prices side-by-side. The results will suggest tour operator company names — including local companies and small mom-and-pop touring groups that might offer the greatest expertise.

Companies like Intrepid (a leader in sustainable and responsible travel) and G-Adventures tend to have a broader age range and an international clientele, while Contiki focuses on the 30 and under crowd.

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Before you book, always verify that the tour company is an established and credible provider. To do that, start with a little sleuthing. We love the online review community Trustpilot ( Review ) as well as the Better Business Bureau ( Review ).

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Do your homework. Grab your travel mate and make a list of what your needs and wants are for your dream trip.

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Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese record-setting seasons continue to fuel WNBA Rookie of the Year debate

Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese both have been having history-making rookie seasons on and off the court and their performances continue to fuel debates around the WNBA Rookie of the Year race

Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese both have been having historic rookie seasons on and off the court and the their performances continue to fuel the debates around the WNBA Rookie of the Year race.

The pair came into the league highly touted and haven’t disappointed.

Despite the record-setting play by both players, Clark is still the favorite to win the league’s Rookie of the Year award, according to BetMGM Sportsbook . Clark and Reese meet for the final time during the regular season on Friday when the Indiana Fever take on the Sky in Chicago.

Clark continued making headlines Wednesday night. After setting the rookie assists record on Aug. 18, the Fever guard set the rookie record for made 3-pointers in a win against the Connecticut Sun.

She is averaging 18 points, a league-leading 8.1 assists and 5.7 rebounds. Clark is on pace to break the overall assists record for a single season. She also has had at least 15 points and five assists in 22 games this season, more than any WNBA player ever.

Clark has helped lead the Fever to the most wins they’ve had since 2016 and the team is in position to make the playoffs for the first time since that season.

“She’s got special, special skills and those open things up for her,” said all-time assist leader Sue Bird. “Her range unlocks so much for her. Her pace of play, she’s either walking or sprinting, she even made a joke about it. That puts a lot of pressure on defense.”

One downside to Clark’s aggressive play is that it leads to turnovers. In addition to leading the league in assists, she also leads the WNBA in turnovers. But the pros outweigh the cons for Bird, one of the league’s iconic point guards.

“Her ability to find her teammates and create opportunities for her teammates,” Bird said, “it’s the combination of those three things that makes her a threat all the time. So you can never really exhale” when defending Clark.

Reese is getting her work done inside.

The 6-foot-3 forward is the league’s leading rebounder at 12.9 a game — the highest average in league history. She saw her unprecedented streak of three straight 20 or more rebound games come to an end on Wednesday in a loss to Washington. She’s currently tied with Tina Charles for the rookie record with 22 double-doubles this season. The Sky All-Star set the overall WNBA record earlier in the season with 15 consecutive double-doubles.

“They are two separate players having two great years,” said ESPN analyst Rebecca Lobo, who also made her presence felt in the paint as a player. “Not voting for Angel doesn’t diminish the historic season she’s having on the glass. No one has ever done it before. We can appreciate that while also understanding Caitlin Clark has separated herself as Rookie of the Year.”

Both Clark and Reese have areas they can definitely improve on.

Reese’s efficiency around the basket can definitely improve while Clark needs to cut down on the turnovers. Lobo believes both players will get better and that with all the attention on the rookie of the year race, people are paying more attention to their faults as opposed to appreciating the positives of in their games.

“If you didn’t have these happening at the same time people wouldn’t be pointing at the negatives for each player,” Lobo said.

Since 2008, 11 of the last 16 winners of the WNBA Rookie of the Year award have been the No. 1 pick in the draft, including the last two. Clark is looking to continue that trend.

Clark and Reese played on June 16 and drew the largest viewing audience for the league in 23 years. There have been 20 games that have had over a million viewers and Clark has played in all but three of those games. Reese’s game against Las Vegas last weekend drew the third highest viewership of the season.

Clark and Reese have overshadowed other players who are having stellar rookie seasons.

Rickea Jackson of Los Angeles, Kamilla Cardoso of Chicago and Leonie Fiebich of New York would be strong candidates for the top rookie award in any other season. But timing is everything and their impressive first-year campaigns are unfortunately for them colliding with unprecedented seasons by the Clark and Reese.

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‘It was so exciting’ – Caitlin Clark makes more WNBA history but looks happier at meeting USA Olympic heroes Simone Biles and Gabby Thomas

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Caitlin Clark's history tour continued.

The new face of the WNBA smashed another record on Wednesday, setting a new league high for 3-pointers made by a rookie during the Indiana Fever's 84-80 home victory over the Connecticut Sun.

But the real excitement occurred after the big on-court win.

Hallway video footage revealed Clark meeting Team USA Olympic gold medalists Simone Biles and Gabby Thomas.

A beaming Biles hugged Clark, while a laughing Thomas snapped several photos with an overjoyed Fever team.

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"It was so exciting," Biles said. "Oh my God. It's like usually the boys will just pass and go, 'Oh.' But they were so excited."

It was a heartwarming moment, as some of the biggest names in US sports suddenly met after a WNBA game.

"EVERYONE WATCHES WOMENS SPORTS," Biles tweeted. "So happy to be able to go support! My first of many WNBA games."

Fans loved seeing Biles and Clark together, and were blown away by getting a private glimpse of interactions that normally happen behind closed doors.

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"Safe to say Clark's a big fan of yours," one fan tweeted.

"Thank you so much for going and supporting the Fever GOAT," a second fan posted.

"So glad you and Gabby chose the Fever as your first!" a third fan wrote. "The entire building went wild when they announced you were there! It was one of the loudest cheers I’ve heard."

"Olympic GOAT with future WNBA GOAT," a fourth fan said.

The Fever have been on a roll since the Olympic break.

Indiana has improved to 15-16 while winning four of five games.

The Fever are in seventh place in the league and staring at a playoff spot.

Clark's squad also beat Connecticut (22-8) for the first time in 12 games.

Biles and Thomas watched Clark score 19 points on 7-of-17 shooting, while dishing out five assists, grabbing five rebounds, collecting a steal and recording a block.

"The squad was ecstatic to meet Simone Biles and Gabby Thomas after our win," the Fever tweeted.

Clark surpassed Rhyne Howard’s previous WNBA record for made rookie 3s in the first quarter.

The basketball phenom added two more and has 88 this season.

Clark already holds the WNBA rookie record for single-game assists, total assists, All-Star Game assists and single-game 3s.

With Clark bouncing toward a Rookie of the Year honor, she's guiding the Fever to the postseason and earning a friendly hug from Biles, who has four Olympic gold medals and seven total.

Biles is the most decorated gymnast in history and won gold in individual all-around, team all-around and vault during the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Thomas recently won three golds in Paris, including the women's 200m.

Earlier this month, Clark entered LeBron James territory as she kept putting up historic stats .

Clark emerged from the Olympic  break -- she was left off the team in a controversial move -- as the hottest player in her league, scoring 52 points on 17-of-35 shooting with 19 assists and 10 rebounds in back-to-back wins for Indiana.

Through 27 games with the Fever, the 22-year-old Clark was averaging 17.6 points, a league-high 8.3 assists, 5.8 rebounds and 1.4 steals, while shooting 40.9 percent from the field, 32.9 percent on 3-pointers and 89.2 percent from the free-throw line.

James averaged 19.2 points through 27 games -- and he produced those strong numbers as a 18-year-old rookie out of high school in 2003-04.

James, the  NBA 's all-time leading scorer,  stood up for Clark  in April and backed her during the NCAA women's basketball tournament championship game.

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"If you don’t rock with Caitlin Clark game you’re just a FLAT OUT HATER!!!!!" James tweeted. "Stay far away from them people!! PLEASE."

Biles and Thomas clearly agree with those strong words from The King.

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Caitlin Clark didn’t make Paris Olympics, but Simone Biles, Gabby Thomas see star break record

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Simone Biles picked a good night to attend her first WNBA game.

Weeks after winning three gold medals and a silver at the Paris Olympics , the U.S. gymnastics great was on hand Wednesday to see Caitlin Clark break the league rookie record for three-pointers in a season as the Indiana Fever defeated the Connecticut Sun 84-80 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.

“ EVERYONE WATCHES WOMENS SPORTS ,” Biles wrote on X after the game. “so happy to be able to go support! my first of many WNBA games.”

GOAT ALERT 🚨 7x Olympic Gold medalist, Simone Biles, is in the building for the @ConnecticutSun and @IndianaFever matchup! pic.twitter.com/Ymwx37HgQy — WNBA (@WNBA) August 28, 2024

U.S. sprinter Gabby Thomas , who also won three gold medals in Paris , was there as well. She echoed Biles’ sentiments on X.

“ First WNBA game of many! ” Thomas wrote. “Had so much fun supporting these stars.”

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The two Olympians met with the players after the game.

“The squad was ecstatic to meet Simone Biles and Gabby Thomas after our win,” the Fever posted on X , along with a video of player reactions that more than supported the statement.

the squad was ecstatic to meet Simone Biles and Gabby Thomas after our win at @GainbridgeFH . the reactions 😂🙌 pic.twitter.com/KydNhGsoeo — Indiana Fever (@IndianaFever) August 29, 2024

In the video, Biles tells the players: “You got so excited. Oh, my God. It’s like usually the boys will just pass and be like, ‘Yo.’ But you’re so excited, that was so cool.”

Clark posted a portion of that video in her Instagram Stories, with the caption “lemme fan girl real quick.” She also put four heart emojis under a video Biles had posted of one of Clark’s three three-pointers in the game.

All of that excitement capped a big night for Clark, who finished with 19 points, five points and five rebounds and made WNBA history in the first quarter with her first three-pointer of the game.

A step-back beauty from deep. With this shot, she claims the rookie 3PM crown 👑 📱 IND-CON | League Pass pic.twitter.com/09fPF9AjnI — WNBA (@WNBA) August 28, 2024

With that shot, Clark passed the single-season three-point rookie record of 85, set by Atlanta’s Rhyne Howard in 2022. The overall WNBA record in that category is held by New York Liberty star Sabrina Ionescu , who sank 128 three-pointers a year ago.

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Clark already holds the rookie record for assists in a season, which currently stands at 252, and is on pace to break the overall league record of 316, set by Connecticut’s Alyssa Thomas last season.

Unlike Biles and Thomas, Clark did not represent the U.S. in Paris this summer, although one selection committee member said during the Olympics that Clark may have made the cut had the decision been made later in the WNBA season.

“If we had to do it all over again, the way that she’s playing, she would be in really high consideration of making the team, because she is playing head and shoulders above a lot of people,” South Carolina coach and four-time gold medalist Dawn Staley said during NBC’s Olympics coverage earlier this month.

“[She’s] shooting the ball extremely well, I mean she is an elite passer, she’s just got a great basketball IQ, and she’s a little more seasoned in the pro game than she was two months ago.”

After Wednesday, Clark has two more Olympians who can speak on her behalf.

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The birthplace of Alaska Alpine Adventures, and our favorite national park!

To this day, Lake Clark National Park represents the roots of our enterprise.  Not only is it where we guided our first trip and the base of summertime operations, it is also the backdrop for most of our itineraries and, quite simply, our favorite place on earth to explore.  From white summits of glacier-clad volcanoes, laced ribbons of wild and scenic rivers, endless expanses of verdant tundra, to salmon choked waters of azure lakes, Lake Clark is without equal.  Since its creation in 1980 to protect the amazing scenery, abundant wildlife and traditional lifestyles of its residents, it has been hailed as Alaska’s epitome, and for Alaska Alpine Adventures it remains home.  Lake Clark National Park is situated where the mighty Alaska range collides with the expansive Aleutian Range.  It contains roughly 80 miles of rugged coastline, countless rivers, glaciers, and unnamed peaks.  At just over 4 million acres, Lake Clark is roughly twice the size of Yellowstone National Park and larger than the state of Connecticut.

Dan Oberlatz, owner of Alaska Alpine Adventures, has been exploring Lake Clark National Park since 1992, and thinks it is the finest, yet most under-appreciated wilderness area in the entire national park system.  Not only does Lake Clark National Park offer the rare opportunity to truly explore wilderness that has never seen a human foot print, it is also home to some of Alaska’s most spectacular backpacking, hiking, kayaking, and rafting trips – a few of which are now considered Alaska classics and originally pioneered by founders Dan Oberlatz and Derek Nelson.

In August of 2008, Dan Oberlatz was joined by writer Daniel Duane, an editor from Men’s Journal Magazine, and renowned adventure photo journalist Corey Rich, to write a feature article on threat of the proposed Pebble Mine in Alaska’s Bristol Bay region (See our Pebble Mine page for details). Corey was so impressed with the area, and with Lake Clark National Park in particular, that he is now regards it as “…one of the wildest places on the planet!”

Key Highlights

Twin Lakes Paddle – Lake Clark National Park

Turquoise Glacier High Route – Lake Clark National Park

Turquoise to Twin Traverse – Lake Clark National Park

Backpacking Katmai – Katmai & Lake Clark National Parks

Basecamp Bears – Katmai National Park

Turquoise Kayak and Hike – Lake Clark National Park

Lake Clark Unexplored – Lake Clark National Park

Backpacking the Revelation Mountains – Lake Clark National Park

Neacola High Route – Lake Clark National Park

Exploring the Northern Revelation Mountains – Lake Clark National Park

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Transgender golfer Hailey Davidson takes one step closer to LPGA card as tour continues gender policy review

A total of 100 players advanced out of the LPGA’s Pre-Qualifying Stage (formerly Stage I) and among them was transgender golfer Hailey Davidson.

“Third time’s a charm!” Davidson wrote on Instagram .

Three years ago, Davidson became the second transgender player to compete in LPGA Q-School, where she did not advance past the first stage. She tried again in 2022, missing the 54-hole cut by a single stroke.

This time around, Davidson tied for 42nd at Mission Hills Country Club with rounds of 72-72-69-71 to finish at 4 under. She now advances to the Qualifying Stage (formerly Stage II) October 15-18 in Venice, Florida. Those who complete the 72-hole event (play all four rounds) at Plantation Golf and Country Club will earn Epson Tour status based on their finish. Those who make the cut will advance to Final Qualifying, which will take place in December.

Amateur Ashley Menne won the Pre-Qualifying Stage with a 16-under total.

Days before the Pre-Qualifying event started, LPGA commissioner Mollie Marcoux Samaan sent out a memo to LPGA and Epson Tour players regarding the tour’s Gender Policy. Golfweek confirmed that in the memo, Marcoux Samaan stated that the tour planned to conclude a lengthy review of its current policy by year’s end and would implement any updates to the policy before the 2025 season.

The commissioner stated that the tour’s top priority must be to have a policy that provides for fair competition and considers “first and foremost” competitive advantage.

In 2010, the LPGA voted to eliminate its requirement that players be “female at birth” not long after a transgender woman filed a lawsuit against the tour.

Earlier this year, Davidson came within one spot of qualifying for the 79th U.S. Women’s Open, the biggest championship in women’s golf.

Davidson had primarily competed on NXXT Golf until the Florida-based mini tour announced in March – on International Women’s Day – that competitors must be a biological female at birth to participate.

A three-time winner on the tour, Davidson ranked second on the mini tour’s season standings at the time of the ban. She had played nine times this season on the NXXT.

This article originally appeared on Golfweek: Transgender golfer Hailey Davidson takes one step closer to LPGA card as tour continues gender policy review

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Paris 2024 olympic gold medalists simone biles and gabby thomas supported caitlin clark and the rest of the indiana fever at their aug. 28 game against the connecticut sun in indianapolis.  .

What’s better than one GOAT? Three GOATs, obviously. 

Team USA Olympic athletes Simone Biles and Gabby Thomas —who both nabbed gold medals during the Paris 2024 games in their respective sports—showed their support to Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever by attending their Aug. 28 game against the Connecticut Sun.  

In a video shared by the Indiana Fever’s official X account Aug. 28 , Simone and Gabby pose for photos with the team, including Caitlin, forwards Aliyah Boston and Victaria Saxton , and guard Erica Wheeler . The WNBA players naturally expressed a lot of hype for the track star and gymnast’s attendance, cheering and yelling as each team member took a photo.  

For their part, Simone and Gabby also showed highlights of the evening on their own social media accounts.  

The 27-year-old gymnast shared a video of herself walking into Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis with a huge grin on her face, captioning it, “First WNBA game.”  

Simone also included a video of some of the on-court action, and a funny picture of her cocktail beside a stuffed animal of Freddy Fever, the team’s mascot. 

Gabby, meanwhile, didn’t hide her excitement over attending the Fever game, either.

In addition to sharing a selfie before attending the game and a picture of some of the action, the 27-year-old also reshared the Fever’s social media post, and a picture of herself and Simone posing with Caitlin, adding three star-eyed emojis.  

And while Caitlin is usually one to keep her head in the game, she couldn’t help but gush over the Olympians’ attendance, also adding the Fever’s post to her own Instagram Story writing, “Lemme fan girl real quick.” 

The 22-year-old also reshared Simone’s video, which saw her sinking a three-pointer, adding three heart emojis. 

Like Simone and Gabby, Caitlin isn’t too far off from her own opportunity to become an Olympian.

After all, the University of Iowa alum being left off Team USA’s basketball team came as a shock to many of her fans. Rest assured though, the star basketball player felt “no disappointment” by the decision.

“I'm excited for the girls that are on the team,” she explained at a press conference in June . “I know it's the most competitive team in the world and I know it could've gone either way.”

Of course, Caitlin also expressed that being cut from the prestigious roster will only motivate her to work harder for London 2028 .

Fever coach Christie Sides later told reporters that upon hearing the news Caitlin had texted her, “‘Hey coach, they woke up a monster.’”

Watch: Caitlin Clark and Indiana Fever ‘ecstatic' meeting Simone Biles and Gabby Thomas

“lemme fan girl real quick,” clark wrote on instagram after meeting the gold-medal winning olympians., by mike gavin • published august 29, 2024 • updated 6 hours ago.

Simone Biles and Caitlin Clark turned into fan girls.

Two of the biggest stars in sports met on Wednesday when the legendary gymnast attended the rookie sensation's basketball game at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. The two embraced with a hug before posing for a picture.

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“lemme fan girl real quick,” Clark wrote on her Instagram story along with a clip of her meeting Biles and fellow gold-medal winning Olympian Gabby Thomas after the game. 

the squad was ecstatic to meet Simone Biles and Gabby Thomas after our win at @GainbridgeFH . the reactions 😂🙌 pic.twitter.com/KydNhGsoeo — Indiana Fever (@IndianaFever) August 29, 2024

Biles saw Clark record 19 points, five assists and five rebounds -- and make history with her 86th 3-pointer of the season to set the WNBA single-season rookie record -- while leading the Indiana Fever to an 84-80 win over the Connecticut Sun.

"EVERYONE WATCHES WOMENS SPORTS," Biles posted after the game with the heart hands emoji. "so happy to be able to go support! my first of many WNBA games."

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EVERYONE WATCHES WOMENS SPORTS 🫶🏾 so happy to be able to go support! my first of many WNBA games 🤞🏾 https://t.co/TSLJQRAkRJ — Simone Biles (@Simone_Biles) August 29, 2024

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Members of the Fever excitedly lined up to take photos with Biles and Thomas after the game.  

"the squad was ecstatic to meet Simone Biles and Gabby Thomas after our win at @GainbridgeFH," the Fever posted on X.

Biles was appreciative of the fan girling.

“They were so excited. Oh my God," Biles said in the video. "It’s like usually the boys will just pass and be like, ‘Yo.’ But they were so excited. That was so cool.”

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WNBA star Caitlin Clark was ‘ecstatic’ to meet one of USA’s Olympic GOATs

• Updated: Aug. 29, 2024, 4:19 p.m.
• | Published: Aug. 29, 2024, 4:12 p.m.

Simone Biles, of the United States, holds up her medals after the women's artistic gymnastics individual apparatus finals Bercy Arena at the 2024 Summer Olympics, Monday, Aug. 5, 2024, in Paris, France. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel) AP

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WNBA star Caitlin Clark is accustomed to doting fans.

Clark has been signing autographs in sold-out arenas across the country since her Iowa days. Earlier this month, she even autographed a 2-week-old baby’s onesie at a Fever event.

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The Caitlin Clark Effect

How caitlin clark has captivated the country and rewritten the ncaa record books one bucket at a time..

Women’s basketball has seen a rocketlike rise in popularity in recent years, and Iowa senior Caitlin Clark — now the NCAA women’s all-time leading scorer — has provided a lot of the fuel.  

Excitement has escalated throughout Clark’s run to becoming the No. 1 career scorer in NCAA women’s basketball history. The Iowa superstar accomplished the feat Thursday against Michigan, passing Washington alum Kelsey Plum’s mark of 3,527 points. 

HISTORY ?? Caitlin Clark is the new NCAA Women’s Basketball’s All-Time Leading Scorer. ?? #CaitlinCoverage x @statefarm ??: PeacockI pic.twitter.com/c2Kdej2gIR — Big Ten Network (@BigTenNetwork) February 16, 2024

3,528 ?? @CaitlinClark22 surpasses Kelsey Plum to become the NCAA Women’s Basketball all-time leading scorer! #NCAAWBB x @IowaWBB pic.twitter.com/dlCHpYCScr — NCAA March Madness (@MarchMadnessWBB) February 16, 2024

Throughout the buildup to the historic feat, Clark’s generational talent brought more eyeballs to broadcasts, fans to arenas and all-around attention to the game. Leading the country in scoring and assists this season, Clark has been described as a “combination of Steph Curry and Pete Maravich,” superstars from different eras in the men’s game. A dynamic scorer with artistic creativity on the court, Clark is also on track to surpass Maravich’s all-time scoring record (3,667 points), as well as former Kansas basketball standout Lynette Woodard’s Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women scoring record (3,649).

Clark is the first Division I player to top 3,000 points, 1,000 assists and 800 rebounds. She's also the first Division I player to record 3,000 points and 1,000 assists in a career. She has 59 career games with at least 25 points, five assists and five rebounds — an NCAA record. 

Last night marked Caitlin Clark’s 3rd career game with 40 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists against an AP Top 25 opponent. No other player, male or female, has more than 1 such game over the last 25 seasons. pic.twitter.com/D1GO9ZyEBQ — ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) November 10, 2023

?? NEW RECORD ?? @CaitlinClark22 sets a new record for most 30-point games in DI women's basketball! #NCAAWBB x @IowaWBB pic.twitter.com/hTMn0ap3vH — NCAA March Madness (@MarchMadnessWBB) November 20, 2023

Since Caitlin Clark entered college in 2020-21, no other player has had a 35-point, 10-assist game. Clark has done it 9 times ?? pic.twitter.com/d2KzV5c7E2 — espnW (@espnW) February 1, 2024

That’s a lot of dimes ?? @CaitlinClark22 is the sixth player in NCAA WBB history to register 1,000 career assists. #Hawkeyes pic.twitter.com/WJysQ66OVQ — Iowa Women's Basketball (@IowaWBB) February 11, 2024

Simply put: She’s a must-watch performer.

The attendance numbers speak for themselves.

• Before the 2023-24 season even officially started, Iowa broke the women’s basketball all-time attendance record for a single game with 55,646 on hand for its exhibition game against DePaul in Kinnick Stadium, home to Iowa’s football team. 
• Seventeen of Iowa women’s basketball’s 19 all-time sellout crowds inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena have occurred during the past three seasons, with the other two coming in 1985 and 1988.
• Away from Iowa City, the Hawkeyes have helped sell out or break an attendance record in 30 of 32 games this season. The lone exceptions? The first round and the championship game of the Gulf Coast Showcase on a neutral court in Florida in November.  
• On average, schools that have hosted Iowa have seen an attendance increase over 150% compared with their other home games, the AP reported.
• This season, Iowa faced sold-out road crowds at Northern Iowa (first time in school history), Iowa State, Wisconsin (program attendance record), Rutgers (first since 2006), Purdue (fourth sellout in program history), Ohio State, Northwestern (first time in program history), Maryland (first since 2016) and Nebraska (first in program history). 
• Vivid Seats released data recently showing that the top five most in-demand NCAA women’s games this year have featured Iowa, the average price of tickets for the Hawkeyes since Clark joined the team in 2020 is up 224%, and the average distance traveled by a fan to watch Iowa play is up 34% from last season.

I came to Iowa with huge aspirations and now I’m getting to play in front of 15,000-plus every single night and that’s so cool. Those are moments that you really can only dream of and now I’m living it every single day of my life and that’s really special.

Bigger than basketball ?? @CaitlinClark22 discusses @IowaWBB 's historic moments and their impact on the community. Watch episode 2 of ROOTED ?? ?? https://t.co/zAvUCpc045 #NCAAWBB pic.twitter.com/82zvop2EAj — NCAA March Madness (@MarchMadnessWBB) February 13, 2024

Clark’s impact has amplified an already upward trend of fan interest in women’s basketball.

The total attendance record for Division I women’s basketball was broken in the 2022-23 season at 8,784,401, which surpassed the previous record by more than 150,000. At the 2023 NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Championship, a tournament-record 357,542 fans attended. This was capped by a sellout crowd of 19,482 at the championship game between Iowa and LSU.  

“The spotlight she has put on this sport is amazing,” Northwestern senior captain Jasmine McWilliams said. “Going to the Elite Eight, Final Four, all that last year was first of all great for the Big Ten and showcasing how great our teams are here, but also just showing how great women's basketball is. And the fact that she's selling out all these stadiums everywhere she goes is amazing.”

It’s no coincidence that these historic numbers also included Clark setting the record for the most points in an NCAA tournament (191). She also broke the tournament record for the most made 3-pointers (32)  

Those who can’t witness a Clark show in person — or are unable to pay for the skyrocketing secondary market ticket prices — have tuned into the Iowa broadcasts in high numbers.

The 2023 national championship game, which featured a star-studded LSU squad against Clark and the Hawkeyes, drew an average of nearly 10 million viewers. This represented a 103% increase from the 2022 women’s championship. The 2023 title game also shattered the ratings record for a women’s college basketball game, besting the 5.7 million viewers for UConn vs. Oklahoma that had held the record since 2002.

This year, Iowa has played games on NBC, Fox and ESPN. An overtime loss at Ohio State on NBC averaged 1.93 million viewers across the network and Peacock, peaking at 3.9 million during overtime. It was the most watched regular-season women’s basketball game on any network since 2010.

Again, Clark’s impact is significant, but those viewership numbers are not a complete outlier. The battle between then-No. 9 LSU and No. 1 South Carolina in late January drew 1.56 million viewers, besting the NBA’s Boston Celtics-Miami Heat matchup in the same window. On Super Bowl Sunday, Iowa-Nebraska drew 1.77 million viewers on Fox - a network record for the sport - while South Carolina-UConn averaged 1.05 million viewers on ESPN. The sport’s rising viewership numbers made it a coveted part of ESPN’s new eight-year media rights deal with the NCAA for 40 championships. With the significant increase in value of the new agreement, NCAA members will explore revenue distribution units for the women’s basketball tournament. 

Still, there’s no doubting the unique impact Clark is having.

When Iowa took on Maryland on Fox this month, 1.6 million watched and broke a then-network record for the sport. Even more, Fox unveiled a Caitlin Clark Cam, an alternate viewing experience available on TikTok, for the Maryland game. It attracted more than 800,000 viewers.

“She’s the face of college basketball, men and women,” Dan Patrick, national sportscaster and radio personality, said on his radio show. 

I want to give a lot of love to superstar Caitlin Clark after she recorded 41 points, 10 rebounds and 12 assists in Iowa’s over win over Louisville! She’s the first player ever to record a 40-point triple-double in a men’s or women’s NCAA Tournament game. @caitlinclark22 — Earvin Magic Johnson (@MagicJohnson) March 28, 2023

?? @CaitlinClark22 — Sabrina Ionescu (@sabrina_i20) April 1, 2023

I’ve never seen anything quite like this for a college athlete. pic.twitter.com/VQjYO3Ky5s — Adam Rittenberg (@ESPNRittenberg) February 1, 2024

Patrick Mahomes has high praise for Caitlin Clark: “She's one of the best college basketball players to ever play… Hopefully I never have to play her one-on-one because she'll for sure be getting buckets on me." ?? @sportingnews | @IowaWBB pic.twitter.com/rXEnUfb1xZ — The Athletic WBB (@TheAthleticWBB) February 6, 2024

The gravity of Clark’s stardom has pulled several notable athletes, media and celebrities into the women’s basketball space. Women’s sports icon Billie Jean King and first lady Jill Biden attended the 2023 championship game in Dallas. Actor Jason Sudeikis, star of the show “Ted Lasso,” attended an Iowa game this season alongside WNBA legend Sue Bird. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes of the NFL’s Kansas City Chiefs has praised what Clark — a Chiefs fan — is doing to elevate the game multiple times. Several notable WNBA and NBA players have shared their admiration, as well.

Clark also became the first college athlete to appear on the ManningCast, an alternate viewing experience for ESPN’s Monday Night Football games hosted by brothers Peyton and Eli Manning. 

All the attention is not only elevating the status of the women’s game overall but also inspiring young girls in the process. Clark regularly signs autographs for young girls after games, many of whom create posters calling out their admiration of the star they travel hours to see play. 

“I was that same kid a few years ago,” Clark said. “I remember going to games like this. I remember wanting to high-five, wanting an autograph, wanting to catch a T-shirt. It does make (their) whole week, and it really takes a second out of your day. That’s how I was raised, to go out of your way to show kindness to somebody else.” 

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2024 Tour Championship Score Predictions: How the Top Golfers Will Fare at East Lake

Iain macmillan | 14 hours ago.

The 2024 PGA Tour season will culminate at East Lake Golf Club this week for the Tour Championship.

The top 30 golfers in the FedEx Cup standings will compete for the $25 million first prize. You can read my full betting preview for the event here . Along with my weekly betting preview, I usually also predict the final score for the top 10 golfers. With the Tour Championship's format, it's going to make things a little more tricky considering each player will start a certain amount of strokes under par based on where they finished in the standings.

Even with that being the case, I'm going to do my best to put my predictions to the test. Let's dive into my final score predictions for the top 10 golfers on the odds list this week.

All odds listed below are via FanDuel Sportsbook

Tour Championship score predictions

Winning score: -22

We have a pretty good idea of what the winning score will be at East Lake this week. In the five years that the event has used the new scoring format, the winner has finished at 21 under par. Last year's winner, Viktor Hovland, finished at 27 under par but that score was a bit of an anomaly, beating the second-place golfer by five strokes.

I'm going to predict the winning score goes one stroke deeper than the -21 mark we've seen three of the past five years.

Scottie Scheffler (+110) Score Prediction: -20

For the third year in a row, Scottie Scheffler will enter the Tour Championship in first place, giving himself a lead on the rest of the field. He failed to deliver both in 2022 and 2023 and will feel the pressure of those two events when he tries to win at East Lake for the first time. I think he'll fall short once again.

Xander Schauffele (+230) Score Prediction: -22

If you read my betting preview, you know that I'm picking Xander Schauffele to win this week. Not only has he been the clear No. 2 golfer on the PGA Tour this season, but he has had a fantastic history at East Lake. He finished with the low gross score in both 2020 and 2023 and has never finished outside the top seven. Now is his chance to make one final argument of being the Golfer of the Year ahead of Scheffler.

Hideki Matsuyama (+1200) Score Prediction: -11

Hideki Matsuyama has never had a strong showing at East Lake and now he's coming into the event with an injury that caused him to withdraw from last week's BMW Championship. I have little to no hope that he'll be in contention on the weekend.

Rory McIlroy (+1800) Score Prediction: -16

Rory McIlroy has had some great showings at the Tour Championship, including winning it twice under the new format. With that being said, he's coming into this week in poor form, finishing 68 at the FedEx St. Jude and T11 at last week's BMW Championship. He needs the season to end so he can regroup and return next year with a clear mind.

Ludvig Åberg (+2000) Score Prediction: -10

Ludvig Åberg will be making his career debut at East Lake, which is going to work against him this week. Despite posting a runner-up finish last week, East Lake isn't going to play to his strength as much as Castle Pines did. It's been an impressive season for the young Swede, but he's one golfer I'm staying away from this week.

Collin Morikawa (+3000) Score Prediction: -15

Collin Morikawa is another golfer who is coming into this week's event in sub-optimal form, finishing outside the top 20 in three straight starts and outside the top 15 in four straight starts. The winner of the Tour Championship is more often than not the golfer who is in the best form and is within striking distance of the leader. Morikawa is not that guy this time around.

Keegan Bradley (+3500) Score Prediction: -19

I have more faith in Keegan Bradley this week than most people. Last week's win vaulted him up to No. 4 in the standings, meaning he'll be just four strokes back from Scheffler when he tees off on Thursday. He's a veteran golfer with plenty of experience, including finishing with the 11th best gross score at East Lake last season. Based on his recent form, I wouldn't be surprised if he's in the mix on the weekend.

Patrick Cantlay (+4000) Score Prediction: -21

Patrick Cantlay has won the Tour Championship once already in his career and he's finished inside the top seven in gross score at East Lake in three straight years. He's also posted two straight top 15 finishes heading into this week. He's my pick to be the runner-up to Schauffele this week.

Wyndham Clark (+4500) Score Prediction: -17

Wyndham Clark has been a tough golfer to handicap this season. When he's on, he contends, but his floor is so low that he may leave you pulling out your hair by Sunday. Thankfully, he's in solid form heading into this week finishing inside the top 14 in his last three starts. It's also worth noting he finished with the third best gross score last year in his East Lake debut.

Sam Burns (+5000) Score Prediction: -16

Sam Burns is getting hot. He has posted two straight top-five finishes including a runner-up finish at last week's BMW Championship. He also finished with the fourth-best gross score at East Lake last year. He'll have his work cut out for him to catch the leaders. He'll start the event at -4, six shots back from Scheffler.

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Originally from Nova Scotia, Iain MacMillan is a senior editor covering betting, with a focus on NFL, NHL, and golf. He hosts the Bacon Bets Podcast and has been featured on VSIN, BetQL and Monumental Sports Network. He is a member of the Metropolitan Golf Writers Association and his beloved Falcons and Maple Leafs break his heart on a yearly basis.

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