The soldiers who died in Custer's Last Stand, now known as the Battle of Little Bighorn, are memorialized at this monument, featuring a statue of the legendary …詳細
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2024年9月18日
This is one you do not want to miss. We were able to use our Senior National Parks pass, it was driveable and short walks. Historic, eye opening, and enhances our countries terrible treatment of our … John Jack Hによる全レビュー
2024年9月16日
Once you walk from the parking lot to the memorial you will see scattered grave markers on the hillsides where soldiers were killed trying to get away. We drove around the memorial about 2 miles an… lfrancによる全レビュー
2024年9月15日
We put this on our "list to do" when we planned a vacation through Montana. Arrived here late morning when it was still cool to do all the walking around. We visited the temporary visitor center. … Brown_Samanthaによる全レビュー
Many apologies Richard, I've only just seen your question as I have not been on to the site for some time. Hopefully your question is still relevant. As I recall when we arrived at the …
Many apologies Richard, I've only just seen your question as I have not been on to the site for some time. Hopefully your question is still relevant. As I recall when we arrived at the site and parked the car we walked up to the main reception area and were informed by the staff that the rangers provided regular talks/presentations on the events of the day and how the battle came to be fought. I can't recall whether they charged for this but I don't think so and we just waited for the next presentation. The ranger giving the presentation/talk was very good and I think it lasted about 20-25 minutes which also included time for questions from the audience. Hope this helps Danny
Is it best to have a guided tour of the battlefield, including both Custers last stand and Reno's part?
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The battlefield is very easy to navigate, pull over and read the signs on your own and take photos. I would definitely listen to the ranger’s talk of time permits but you’ll also get a nice …
The battlefield is very easy to navigate, pull over and read the signs on your own and take photos. I would definitely listen to the ranger’s talk of time permits but you’ll also get a nice feel for the place if you navigate it yourself.
How often are the ranger talks scheduled throughout the day and do they run year round ? I have heard a couple names of the rangers that do it very well (Steve Adelson and Michael Donahue). Are they there only on a seasonal basis ? Thanks
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You need to call first and arrange for a ranger talk.
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