Old Faithful Inn - Yellowstone National Park

Here are my top finds for the Old Faithful Area of Yellowstone NP
🏨Lodges: Old Faithful Inn, Old Faithful Snow Lodge, 1872 INN
📍Tours: Full-Day Guided Yellowstone Day Tour from West Yellowstone, Lower Loop Van Tour from West Yellowstone including Grand Prismatic & Old Faithful
🐻 Save time! Buy your National Park Pass before your trip

Old Faithful Inn - Yellowstone National Park

Old Faithful Inn is, in my opinion,  the most iconic of all the National Park Lodges within the entire National Park System!

Those lucky enough to stay in this lodge have the opportunity to be ideally situated in the Upper Geyser Basin and next to Old Faithful Geyser.

It is also a fully functional lodge that is open seasonally every year (approximately May to October), offering 329 guest rooms, a full-service restaurant, lounge, snack bar, gift shop, and daily tours.

Architect Robert Reamer developed the Old Faithful Inn. It was completed in 1904, utilizing locally sourced logs and stone in its construction.

The Old Faithful Inn was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1987.

Pulling up to the hotel's portico and walking into the lobby is breathtaking. It looks like a scene from a movie, and you can't believe it is real.

The lobby area is filled with visitors gazing at the wood railings, the massive fireplace, and the large clock. Upon entering, you can see an art gallery, a gift shop, a bell desk, a registration area, and various seating areas.

Perhaps the best part for me was waking up early in the morning before everyone else was out and watching Old Faithful erupt, and not a soul was around!

About the Old Faithful Inn

The Old Faithful Inn was designed in the National Park Rustic (Parkitecture) style, featuring a rustic lodge with a log and wood shingle exterior.

The lodge is considered the largest log structure in the world!

The lodge has gone through several additions, and the original part of the inn is known as the "Old House".

The Old Faithful Inn historic hotel features 329 guestrooms, with either private bathrooms (in the east wing and west wing) or shared baths in the Old House portion.

The lobby area features 76-foot-tall ceilings, a massive rough stone fireplace, and overhanging balconies and railings crafted from gnarled logs.

The clock is handcrafted with copper, wood, and wrought iron.

Make sure to look for the crow nest on the third floor of the Old Faithful Inn. The Crow's Nest was closed after the 1959 earthquake that damaged the inn.

It is honestly a bit overwhelming; there is so much to see and experience in a short time when you walk into the lobby area. I found myself stopping and just staring at the massive wood pillars and balconies.

Okay, enough about the lodge for now, here are the details you will need to know. Afterwards, I have added the history of the lodge.

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Park Ranger John Pro Tip: 

If you arrive right when check-in begins, expect a long line. Sometimes the line can stretch across the lobby and almost down the hall.

We saw this line and quickly decided to come back an hour or two after check-in started. We were able to walk right up and check in, and registration was a breeze to complete.

Old Faithful Inn Room Options

Suite/Geyser Basin View

Located in the East Wing of the hotel. The suites feature two queen beds and a private bathroom.

The rooms offer a partial view of the geyser basin. Amenities include a separate sitting room, mini-fridge with soft drinks and snacks, a complimentary book, a telephone, a coffee maker, and a fan.

Junior Suite

The Junior Suites are located in the East Wing. The Junior Suites feature two queen beds, a small sitting area, a private bathroom, a mini-fridge stocked with soft drinks and snacks, a complimentary book, and a fan.

Deluxe Hotel Room/Geyser Basin View

The Deluxe Rooms are located in the East Wing of the inn. They have a partial view of the geyser basin.

The rooms have 1 or 2 queen beds, a private bathroom, a coffee maker, a hair dryer, an alarm clock, and a fan.

Deluxe Hotel Room/East Wing

The Deluxe Rooms, located in the East Wing of the Inn, have either one or two queen beds. Additional amenities include a private bathroom, heat, telephone, coffee maker, and alarm clock.

Deluxe Hotel Room/West Wing

The Deluxe Rooms in the West Wing of the Inn have 1 or 2 queen beds. The bathrooms have either a full bathroom or a bathroom with only a shower.

Old House Room with Bath

The Old House Rooms are situated within the historic Old House of the hotel. They have either 1 or 2 queen beds, a private bathroom, an alarm clock, a fan, and a hairdryer.

Old House Room without a Bathroom

The Old House Rooms without a bathroom are located in the Old House of the hotel. They do not have a private bathroom! The bathrooms are shared, including the showers.

The rooms have either 1, 2, or 3 queen beds, with a sink located within the room. There are no coffee makers in the room.

Room Amenities

• All rooms are Non-smoking/ Non-vaping 
• No pets are allowed
• Table
• Telephone
• Alarm Clock
• Coffee Maker/Kit
• Toiletries
• Hair Dryer
• Fan

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We Stayed in a Standard 1 Queen Bedroom

We stayed in a standard one-queen hotel room at the Old Faithful Inn. Our room was located on the "garden level," which is on the 1st floor. One thing to always remember when staying at a historic lodge is that the rooms are almost secondary to the location and the lobby area.

This means that when the lodge was built, park visitors at the time spent their time in the park and the main lodge area, socializing. They only went to their room to sleep; after all, this was a significant life event for anyone at the time.

There were two sets of stairs down to our room on the garden level. If you have any mobility restrictions that prevent you from easily maneuvering downstairs with luggage, you may want to inform them when making your reservation.

There is an elevator, but it does not go down to the garden level; it only goes to one level above us.

The room features a sink, dresser, small closet, queen bed, two nightstands, a small chair, and a private bathroom.

Not all of the rooms have a private bathroom, remember in the early 1900's it was common for hotels to have shared bathrooms. 

Being on the garden level, the room was a bit loud before other guests headed to sleep. You could hear the steam heat vents gurgling and people walking down the halls, talking. Thankfully, the steam heat vents gurgling turned into white noise, and we fell asleep quickly and easily.

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Lodge Amenities

This property is a member of Historic Hotels of America.

• Free Parking
• Elevator
• Fireplace in the lobby
• Features two restaurants, snack bar/deli, a coffee shop/cafe, and a bar/lounge

Old Faithful Inn Information

Season Open - The lodge typically opens in early May and runs through mid-October each year.

Address - 
Old Faithful Inn
3200 Old Faithful Inn RD
Yellowstone National Park, WY 82190

GPS Coordinates - 
Latitude 44.459923N
Longitude -110.831213W

Check-In Time - 4:00 PM

Check-Out Time - 11:00 AM

Pet Policy - Pets are not allowed in the hotel.

Accessible Rooms - There are 8 ADA rooms available, each equipped with a bathroom grab bar, a portable shower hose, and an accessible toilet and sink.

Old Faithful Inn Map

Old Faithful Inn Restaurants 

There are several dining options at the Old Faithful Inn and the surrounding areas. If you do not see what you like, try checking out the other park hotels/lodges near you.

Old Faithful Inn Dining Room

The main dining room is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Reservations are required for the dinner buffet. I heard from several people that the breakfast buffet was a good value for the money and a great way to start the day.

Bear Paw Deli

The deli is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner along with serving espresso drinks.

Don't miss an ice cream cone at the Bear Paw Deli with epic Big Dipper Ice Cream. Big Dipper Ice Cream can be found in Missoula, Helena, and Billings Montana as well as select Xanterra Lodges and restaurants in Glacier and Yellowstone National Park.

Big Dipper has received recognition from Good Morning America for being chosen as one of America's Best by Food and Wine Magazine, USA Today, Yahoo News, and Budget Travel. Don't forget to try the local favorite Huckleberry, a native fruit native to the Pacific Northwest.

Mezzanine Espresso Cart and Bar

Located on the second floor of the inn this is a great place to grab a coffee or a drink and relax in one of the chairs overlooking the main floor of the Inn.

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Yellowstone National Park Tours and Activities

Self-Guided Audio Driving Tour in Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks
⭐️ Rating: 4.6 out of 5 Stars | ⏳ Tour Length: 8 hours to 1 day | 🔊Check Rates and Availability

See the highlights of Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks without joining a tour group. This audio tour lets you explore at your own pace and works even when your smartphone doesn't have service or WiFi essential for Yellowstone's limited connectivity.

Full-Day Guided Yellowstone Day Tour
⭐️ Rating: 4.9 out of 5 Stars | ⏳ Tour Length: 11-12 hours |  🚌Check Rates and Availability

Leave the planning to the experts while you relax and enjoy the world's first National Park. This tour focuses on Yellowstone's Lower Loop, including Hayden Valley, Grand Prismatic Spring, Old Faithful, and Gibbon Falls. Pick-up and drop-off are at your hotel with a provided lunch.

6-Mile Geyser Hiking Tour in Yellowstone with Lunch
⭐️ Rating: 4.9 out of 5 Stars | ⏳ Tour Length: 6 hours |  🥾Check Rates and Availability

While most visitors stop at Old Faithful, this guided 6 mile hike to Daisy Geyser reveals even more of Yellowstone's geothermal wonders. Pass hissing geysers, steam vents, and hot springs along the Firehole River. Includes a hearty picnic lunch and wildlife viewing opportunities.

Full Day Private Fly Fishing in Yellowstone
⭐️ Rating: 5 out of 5 Stars | ⏳ Tour Length: 8 hours |  🎣 Check Rates and Availability

Local guides with extensive knowledge of Yellowstone's river systems provide equipment, permits, and expertise for an unforgettable fly fishing experience. Perfect for beginners and experienced anglers alike.

Click here to find more great Yellowstone National Park Tours.

Things to do when staying at Old Faithful Inn

🌋 Watch Old Faithful erupt from the inn's front porch or the outdoor viewing area, day and night
🥾 Walk the Upper Geyser Basin boardwalk trail past Castle, Grand, Riverside, and dozens of other geysers
🏊 See the vivid blue Grand Prismatic Spring, the largest hot spring in the United States, a short drive north
🦬 Wildlife watch for bison, which frequently wander through the geyser basins
📸 Photograph Old Faithful and the surrounding thermal features at sunrise, sunset, and under winter snow
🍽️ Dine at the Old Faithful Inn Dining Room, with views toward the geyser from the windows
☕ Grab a drink at the Bear Paw Bar or relax in the lobby by the massive central fireplace
🏛️ Walk the inn's historic lobby, log balconies, and architectural details on a self-guided tour
🎭 Join ranger-led programs and geyser prediction talks at the nearby Old Faithful Visitor Education Center
🚗 Drive the Grand Loop Road to the Midway Geyser Basin, Fountain Paint Pot, and Firehole Lake Drive
🛒 Shop the inn's gift shop for books, souvenirs, and Yellowstone essentials

Lodging Options in the Old Faithful Area

⭐️ 4.2 of 5 Stars - Old Faithful Inn - Click here for Rates and Availability.

The most iconic hotel in the American national park system, a National Historic Landmark and the largest log structure in the world, sitting just steps from Old Faithful geyser!

Built in 1903 from local rhyolite stone and lodge pole pine, the soaring 7-story lobby with its massive stone fireplace and hand-crafted copper and wrought iron clock is one of the most breathtaking interior spaces in any hotel anywhere. Choose from historic Old House rooms, some with shared bathrooms straight out of the early 1900s, to modern Deluxe rooms, Junior Suites, and Geyser Basin View Suites. Live music fills the lobby each evening, and the elegant Old Faithful Inn Dining Room serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with dinner reservations required. Also on site are the Bear Pit Lounge, Bear Paw Deli and Coffee Bar, & gift shop. No TVs, WiFi, or air conditioning keeps the historic magic intact. Open early May through mid-October, book up to 13 months in advance as this is the most requested lodging in Yellowstone!

⭐️ 4.2 of 5 Stars - Old Faithful Snow Lodge & Cabins - Click here for Rates and Availability. 

One of only two lodges open in winter inside Yellowstone, a stunning award-winning parkitecture masterpiece with heavy timber construction, exterior log columns, and a cedar shingle roof, just a 5-minute walk from Old Faithful!

The newest full-service lodge in the park, completed in 1999 and winner of the Cody Award for Western Design, it features a cozy lobby fireplace, the elegant Obsidian Dining Room serving wild game and regional cuisine, the casual Geyser Grill, Firehole Lounge with a second fireplace, Bear Den Gift Shop and Ski Shop with cross-country ski and snowshoe rentals, free WiFi, and free parking. Rooms and cabins feature mini-fridges, coffee makers, hair dryers, and modern bathrooms, with pet friendly cabins available. In winter, heated snowcoach tours depart right from the lodge for park-wide sightseeing. Open late April through late October and mid-December through early March!

⭐️ 4.9 of 5 Stars - 1892 Inn - Click here for Rates and Availability.

West Yellowstone's most refined boutique hotel, a gorgeous adults-only mountain lodge just 1 mile from the West Entrance to Yellowstone National Park, named after the year America's first national park was established!

The 18 rooms feature gas fireplaces, premium bedding, bathrobes and slippers, dual towel warmers, flat-screen satellite TVs, mini-fridges, and walk-in showers, all wrapped in rustic-chic Montana style with cowhide chairs and western throws. A complimentary continental breakfast is served each morning, and the cozy lobby lounge with a stone fireplace is perfect for unwinding after a long day in the park. Sauna, fitness center, business center, free WiFi, and free parking included. Open year-round!

 Click this link or the map below for a complete list of hotels and vacation rentals in the West Yellowstone, Montana Area.

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Facts about Old Faithful Inn

The inn's foundation and fireplace are constructed with rhyolite which was produced by Yellowstone's volcanic eruptions.

The fireplace is made from 500 tons of stone.

There used to be a printing press in the Inn's Basement. They would print the daily menus for the restaurant.

The Old Faithful Inn was saved during the fires of 1988. The inn has roof sprinklers that had been installed a year before the fires.

When the Inn opened it cost $4 a night for a room with the bathroom down the hall.

The lobby measures 76 ½ feet from floor to ceiling.

Old Faithful Inn History

Nestled among the hills in Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming sits the Old Faithful Inn, which boasts views of the famous Old Faithful Geyser.

This magnificent building is one of the largest log structures in the world.  It is a United States National Historic Landmark.

As many know, it was President Theodore Roosevelt who is credited as the creator of National Parks, but it was on March 1, 1872, that President Ulysses S. Grant approved the establishment of Yellowstone National Park "as a public park or pleasuring-ground for the benefit and enjoyment of the people."

The site of the world-renown Old Faithful Inn sits on the land that was once the Upper Geyser Basin Hotel.  Although at the time it was known as a very charming place to stay, the predecessor of the land would be much grander.

The Upper Geyser Basin Hotel was built in 1885 but burned down in 1894.  Because the park was becoming an increasingly popular tourist attraction, plans to build a new, more impressive hotel was underway just a few years after the destruction of the Upper Geyser Basin Hotel.

The dream did not become a reality until 1904.  It took years to secure the architect and specific design that was needed to fit such an impressive lodge into the splendid scenery and historic sense of the park.

One such architect was named A.W. Spalding, whose plan for the Inn called for a "Queen Ann" style of architecture.  After consideration, it was clear that was not at all the style that park officials envisioned.

Architect Robert Reamer was the forefront choice after his blueprints caught the eye of park president Harry Child and park officials.

It helped that in April 1903, President Theodore Roosevelt, a chief supporter of National Parks, happened to be visiting and was able to study Reamer's blueprints.

Henry Child was quoted as saying that the president "went into detail with our architect, and was very profuse in his compliments upon our efforts to improve the architecture of the Park buildings."

Reamer was born in Ohio in 1873.  By age 13, he had dropped out of school, committed himself to study art and architecture, and by 1891 had moved to Chicago to design furniture.  In 1985, he moved to San Diego, CA, and opened an architecture firm with a partner.

Reamer's architecture designs are not the only ideas that influenced the Inn and all of its parts, but his immense dedication to the buildings and the park itself between 1903 and 1937 was unlike anyone else.

On December 15, 1903, it was reported that 90 men arrived to begin the construction.  Historically it has been said numerous times that Reamer was not simply the architect behind the designs, but was completely obsessed and engrossed in the construction from start to finish.

The Old Faithful Inn opened on June 1, 1904, just in time for visitors to enjoy a summer stay while taking in the park.  The rustic charm, grand statue, and exquisite details undoubtedly made Reamer proud and drew visitors from all over the world.

Over the next forty years, the Inn grew considerably due to it being one of the main attractions in the park.

During those forty years Presidents, Theodore Roosevelt, Warren G. Harding, Calvin Coolidge, and Franklin D. Roosevelt all stayed in at the Old Faithful Inn.

Each time a new addition was added, Reamer traveled to Wyoming to supervise.  During these additions, two new wings were created, adding 250 new guestrooms to the Inn.  A noteworthy room at the Inn called the "Bear Pit Lounge" housed those special details that make a trip memorable.

Reamer himself is credited for coming up with wood-carved illustrations depicting comical bear scenes.  In the 1980s, the lounge was made into a coffee shop.  The bear illustrations were replicated onto etched glass and can be seen in other areas of the hotel today.

The Inn has shown its ability to stand the test of time and intrigue National Park lovers.  During World War II in the 1940s, the Yellowstone National Park was closed.

The Old Faithful Inn was not prepared for the visitors who still wished to travel and visit the park.  In 1959, the Hebgan Lake Earthquake struck Montana.

The historic earthquake was measured as a 7.2 magnitude causing a massive landslide in Montana and the deaths of 28 people.  The Inn felt the effects, as it stands approximately 45 miles from Hebgan Lake.

Three fireplaces at the Inn were either damaged or completely demolished because of the earthquake.  The entire structure of the Inn has also shaken off its foundation.  By 1985, all of these damages had been fixed.

As with any structure that has been in existence for more than a century, urban legends and rumors often float around with a mention of its history.  It is rumored that the West Wing addition to the Inn was unknowingly built over a number of unmarked graves.

The most famous ghost story surrounds a legend repeated over the years. In 1983, the assistant manager of the Inn claimed to have had many supernatural experiences at the hotel.

He stated that he did his research and discovered that a murder had taken place at the Inn's room 127 in 1915.  A couple on their honeymoon were apparently heard furiously arguing after the new husband had spent all their wedding money on gambling.

The next day, workers found the newlywed bride, still in her wedding dress dead in her bathtub, with her husband nowhere to be found.  In 1991, the assistant manager admitted that after his true supernatural experiences, he made up the entire story about the ill-fated bride.

He thought it would be a good way to stir up business.

While an old ghost story is usually a great attraction for some travelers, the Old Faithful Inn certainly doesn't need legends and eerie stories to stand out.

The majestic architecture and jaw-dropping beauty of the Inn and the surrounding park is plenty of attraction for any lover of nature and rustic charm!

Old Faithful Inn Review

Location - You can't get a much better location in Yellowstone National Park. You are feet from one of the world's most famous landmarks. You have the opportunity to stay in the heart of the nation's first national park. This is something you just can't put a price tag on.

Amenities -Next to the location, this lodge is a National Park Lovers' dream come true! The lodge screams out Parkitecture.

At one point, I noticed my wife sitting in a chair in the lobby, relaxing while I walked around, admiring all the lodge's details. She would giggle at me as I would somehow find a stranger and explain to them how I was now geeking out over the little details, like the wavy glass and the historic preservation treatments and guidelines used to preserve the lodge's original integrity.

I thought the teddy bear bar of soap was a nice touch in your room, adding a personal touch. The room was quite basic by today's standards, with few modern amenities, such as TVs. There was also shampoo, conditioner, and body wash available in the shower, and a coffee maker with coffee and tea in the room. Remember, you are there to experience nature.

The room was loud with people walking by and talking.  Keep in mind, this lodge was built in 1903-04.

I would personally stay at the Old Faithful Inn again -  This is a National Park Lodge I have dreamed of staying at for as long as I can remember.

The lobby and entrance to the Inn are impressive and worth visiting, but you can see this area during the day without paying for a room, especially if you are on a budget.

If you are on a budget but still want to stay within the park, I would suggest checking out the Grant Village lodge as it is a bit more budget-friendly, has epic views of Lake Yellowstone from the dining room, and is close to the Upper Geyser Basin including Old Faithful, the West Thumb Geyser Basin, and Hayden Valley.

Yellowstone National Park Entrance Fee

New in 2026: Each Non-US Resident aged 16 and older visiting Yellowstone National Park must pay a $100 nonresident fee (in addition to the standard entrance fee), unless admitted with an annual or America the Beautiful Pass. This includes nonresidents entering as part of a commercial tour group, commercial use authorization (CUA) group, or concessioner tour group.

Park entrance fees are separate from camping and lodging fees.

Park Entrance Pass - $35.00 Per private vehicle (valid for 1-7 days from the date of purchase)

Park Entrance Pass - Motorcycle - $30.00 Per motorcycle (valid for 1-7 days from the date of purchase)

Park Entrance Pass - Snowmobile - $30.00 Entry for one driver and one passenger (valid for 1-7 days from the date of purchase)

Per-Person Entrance Pass - $20.00 Visitors 16 years or older who enter on foot, bicycle, or as part of an organized group not involved in a commercial tour.

Annual Park Entrance Pass - $70.00, Admits pass holder and all passengers in a non-commercial vehicle. Valid for one year from the month of purchase.

$20.00 for Non-Commercial Group (16+ persons)

$20.00 for Commercial Sedan with 1-6 seats and non-commercial groups (16+ persons) ($25.00 plus $20.00 per person)

$125.00 for Commercial Van with 7-15 seats

$200.00 for Commercial Mini-Bus with 16-25 seats

$300.00 for Commercial Motor Coach with 26+ seats

Learn more about National Park Passes for parks that have an entrance fee.

$80.00 - For the America the Beautiful/National Park Pass. The pass covers entrance fees to all US National Park Sites and over 2,000 Federal Recreation Fee Sites for an entire year and covers everyone in the car for per-vehicle sites and up to 4 adults for per-person sites.

Buy your pass at this link, and REI will donate 10% of pass proceeds to the National Forest Foundation, National Park Foundation, and the U.S. Endowment for Forestry & Communities.

National Park Free Entrance Days  -Mark your calendars with the free entrance days the National Park Service offers for US citizens and residents.

Additional Yellowstone National Park Information

• Yellowstone National Park Guide - Your complete guide to exploring the world's first National Park!
• Things to do in Yellowstone - These are the top things to do that you don't want to miss, including exploring the Mammoth Hot Springs, the Museum of the National Park Ranger, Yellowstone Waterfalls, Kayaking in Yellowstone, fishing in Yellowstone, Fairy Falls Trail, and more!
• Yellowstone National Park Facts - Learn more about our 1st National Park and fun facts about the wildlife in the park.
• Yellowstone Wildlife Guide- Complete Guide to seeing wildlife in Yellowstone National Park, including the most popular wildlife viewing areas, including Lamar Valley and Hayden Valley.
• Ultimate Yellowstone National Park Lodging Guide - This complete guide to all of Yellowstone National Park's Lodges and cabins
• Ultimate Yellowstone Camping Guide - This complete guide to camping in Yellowstone includes all front country campgrounds

Yellowstone Geyser Basin Areas 

• Upper Geyser Basin, including Biscuit Basin, Black Sand Basin, and Old Faithful Geyser.
• Midway Geyser Basin, including Grand Prismatic Spring and Firehole Lake Drive.
• Lower Geyser Basin, including Fountain Paint Pot Trail and  Firehole Canyon Drive
• Norris Geyser Basin-This basin is known for having some of the hottest water and springs in the park. It is actually two basins: Porcelain Basin and Black Basin, with famous geysers, including Ledge Geyser, Cistern Geyser, and Steamboat Geyser.
• West Thumb Geyser Basin - Beautiful boardwalk trail with hydrothermal features right next to Lake Yellowstone!
• Mud Volcano - The Mud Volcano area is Located south of Canyon Village and North of Lake Yellowstone. It has several hydrothermal features, including a mud volcano and Dragon's Mouth Spring.

Additional Montana National Parks 

• Complete Guide to Grand Teton National Park - Your complete guide to go explore Grand Teton National Park before or after you visit Yellowstone!
• Epic Guide to Glacier National Park - Complete guide to exploring Glacier National Park
• Little Bighorn Battlefield - Also known as Custer's Last Stand, a place where the Plains Tribes fought their last major battle and won.
• Big Hole National Battlefield - site of the pivotal battle in the Nez Perce War of 1877 between Colonel Gibbon's troops and five bands of the Nez Perce Indians led by the famous Native American Leader, Cheif Joseph.
• Grant Kohr's Ranch National Historic Site - See what ranch life was like in the 1800s in Montana

Check out all of the Montana National Parks along with neighboring National Parks in Wyoming, National Parks in South Dakota, North Dakota National Parks, and Idaho National Parks.

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