Very sobering experience. Great memorial to both sides.

A great lesson in American history. A must see that is super convenient off the highway .

Little Big Horn is the only battlefield in the US that uses white markers to indicate where soldiers were killed on the field and later buried. Check out this C-SPAN video for more info. Read more

Custer's famous last words after being told he was trespassing on Indian land,"So Sioux Me"!!! Obviously, the Indians took him literally!!!

Very sad place. You can feel the sorrow, if you listen to the grass...death was truly here in 1876

On June 26, 1876, near the Little Bighorn River in Montana Territory, Gen George Armstrong Custer ordered his soldiers to drive back a large army of Lakota and Cheyenne warriors. [CUSTER'S LAST STAND]

Right off the highway and easy access . We caught the Ranger talk and it was excellent.

Don't ride across the landscape in wool. Fording the river gets your boots soaked, and stay damp the next day. The sun is peeking over the bluffs before 0500. It's very cold st night.

Learn about the Little Bighorn battle .

A LOT of great history here!! Worth the stop!

There's a guided tour that costs $. You can also roam on your own.

Apsaalooke Tours from Little Big Horn College a *must* to understand Indian perspective on this battle .

Great ranger talk

Very intriguing. Definitely look at how many American memorials there are.

No charge after 4 pm otherwise 25$

Free after 6:30

Don't bring a knife to a gun fight

Try the Indian taco !

Dogs are not allowed out of car