Things To Do

On top of Custer's Last Stand. Exact spot where Lt. Col. Custer's body was found on June 27, after the Battle of the Little Bighorn, June 25th 1876.

 

 

Cell Phone Audio Tour

Experience the narrative story of the Battle of the Little Bighorn through the convenience of your own cell phone. The cell phone tour consists of multiple stops along the tour road. You can listen to a narration of Soldier movements and Warrior accounts.

During your visit you will encounter a number of small signs posted throughout the historic site. Use your cell phone and enter the number found on the posted signs to learn what is significant at these stops. These historic glimpses will help you enter more fully into the story of the Battle.

There are stops on both the walking tours and the tour road which can be accessed in any sequence.

Stops are:

1. Two Moon -Cheyenne Warrior
2. George Custer's Rank
3. Headstones for Soldiers
4. Warriors at Last Stand Hill
5. Indian Village
6. Burials on Last Stand Hill
7. Mark Kellogg-Reporter
   
8. Wooden Leg Hill
9. Horses at Little Bighorn
10. Closed Hand & Limber Bones-Cheyenne Warrior markers
11. Crazy Horse
12. Capt. Myles Keogh
13. Custer National Cemetery
    
14. Curley-Crow Scout
15. Reno Grave site
16. Ft. Keogh Memorial
17. Bear With Horns/Warrior markers
18. Sitting Bull & Indian Village
19. Reno Valley Fight & Retreat
20. Reno Retreat Crossing
21. Bloody Knife-Arikara
    
22. Sharp Shooter Hill
23. The Hill Top fight
24. Weir Point/Lt.Godfrey's Observation
25. Giovanni Martini-Trumpeter/Messenger
26. Sgt. Butler-Medicine Tail
27. Pretty White Buffalo at Deep Coulee
28. Greasy Grass Ridge
29. Finley & Finckle Ridge
30. Calhoun Hill-The Custer Family

 For more information call [phone]

 

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Reno valley fight, river crossing.

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