Things To Do

If you have:

One to Two Hours

• Drive the 4.5 mile out and back Battle Tour Road to the Reno-Benteen Entrenchment site.

  • Ranger tip: Drive all the way to the Reno-Benteen Entrenchment site at the end of the road and work your way back to the visitor center to experience the battle as it unfolded.

• Walk up to Last Stand Hill.

  • There is no parking at Last Stand Hill. Trail access to the memorials and Last Stand Hill start at the end of the visitor center parking lot.

• Visit the Indian Memorial.

Two to Three Hours

• Do all the above activities.

• Explore the National Cemetery.

  • An informational guide is for sale in the bookstore.

Four Hours or More

• Do all the above activities.

• Walk the Deep Ravine trail, a 1/4 mile self-guided walking tour.

  • A trail guide is for sale in the bookstore.

• Walk the Reno-Benteen Entrenchment trail, a 1-mile self guided walking tour.

  • A trail guide is for sale in the bookstore.

• Attend a ranger program during the summer.

  • Staff permitting, ranger programs are offered at 9 am, 12 pm, 2 pm, and 3 pm.

• Experience supplemental information about the battle by calling 406-214-3148 and inputting stop numbers. Signs are located throughout the park.

 

Cell Phone Audio Bonus Information

During your visit you will encounter a number of small signs posted throughout the Battlefield.

Experience the story of the Battle of the Little Bighorn through the convenience of your own cell phone.

The cell phone program consists of multiple stops along the tour road. You can listen to a narrative of soldier movements and warrior accounts. Additional cell phone stops are located in the National Cemetery and Last Stand Hill. This is not a comprehensive "audio tour" but a great way to learn more information in conjunction with the interpretive signage.

Use your cell phone to enter the number found on the posted signs to learn the significance of that location. These historic glimpses will help you enter more fully into the story of the battle.

Audio tour stops

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150th Anniversary

Save the Date: June 25th, 26th, and 27th 2026

Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument is currently planning events and programming for the 150th Anniversary. The park is currently planning on hosting events and activites for three days: June 25th to 27th.

Battle of Little Bighorn Reenactments are not held at the Battlefield. They are privately operated.