Visiting from the UK, a very interesting place to go and visit, our 13 year old American niece had... read more
This place was truly fascinating. It was drizzly the day we were there, and it's only a 3/4 mile... read more
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Visiting from the UK, a very interesting place to go and visit, our 13 year old American niece had been once with her school and found it fascinating, you need binoculars or at least a 300mm zoom lens to take photographs of the pictographs, which...More
This place was truly fascinating. It was drizzly the day we were there, and it's only a 3/4 mile hike up to the Ghost Cave - but just a wonderfully fascinating exhibit. Dogs are welcome on leashes (and do keep them on leashes!) and the...More
Kind of out of the way but a good afternoon walk just to see these caves, additional caves on the crow Indian reservation are the big ice cave and little ice caves, but brieng own water and lunck.
It was fun to visit even though you can't see much of the drawings anymore. A pleasant walk and interesting. Very hot, go early in the morning.
While it is regrettably difficult to see most of the drawings now, the excellent staff and visitor center helped us envision what it must have been like to see them in all their glory. This spot has been visited by Native Americans for hundreds, possibly...More
Thanks for visiting our park and for posting this nice review. The staff here does their best to maintain the park and provide the best experience possible. We are humble servants to the history, landscape and environment that our small park provides and we are...More
It was a beautiful stroll for grandparents with teenagers; we all loved the experience. The rocks were beautiful and the carvings were interesting.
It was a interesting walk and neat to see the caves, unfortunately you cant see much of the drawings but they show what was there, pretty neat to see and understand why people would live in that area during primative times
Not too far from Billings, MT. A small visitor center...information available. Friendly Ranger. Trail to the caves is upslope but paved. Pictopgraphs are more of a suggestion than anything that can be readily discerned. Still worth the visit. Nice shaded area for picnic lunch.
Walk takes only ~10 minutes, but only a very small percentage of the "original" drawings are even visible. Get there before they all disappear.
The park is very interesting. Although most of the pictographs are too faded to see, the accompanying information really brings it to life. The areas of the park is also fun to explore. The arid climate has prickly pear cactus and yucca plants. I've seen...More
