Ranger Programs

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Ranger program at the Afterbay Campground Amphitheater
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Come For Inspiration, Interpretation and Information
Join a park ranger for an interpretive talk at one of our many interpretive programs. A variety of summer programs are offered at Bighorn Canyon. All ranger programs in Bighorn Canyon are free and do not require you to sign up in advance. Programs will be given each weekend during 2011 throughout the summer season (Memorial Day - August 20th) in both the North and South Districts.

  • In the North District, programs are given at the Afterbay Campground Amphitheatre at 9:00 p.m on Saturday nights.
  • In the South District, programs are given at the Horseshoe Bend Campground Amphitheatre at 8:00 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.
  • Intermittent tours of the Historic Ranches will be given several times during the summer. For more information call: 307-548-5406.

Whether you seek a short interaction or plan to fill multiple days attending these programs, park rangers are here to help you understand, appreciate, and take care of your park.

Did You Know?

Young bighorn ram, photo by T. Ennis

The bighorn sheep disappeared from the area in the 1800s. In the 1970s, Montana and Wyoming state game agencies translocated sheep into nearby areas. Descendants of these sheep moved into the range along Bighorn Canyon and today the estimated population is 150 to 200. More...