Introduction Glacier National Park, often referred to as the ‘Crown of the Continent,’ is not only a natural wonder but also a land steeped in rich indigenous history and culture. For thousands of years, Native American tribes have called this region home, shaping the landscape and leaving an indelible mark on its story. This comprehensive … Read more
The Tipi Village near Glacier National Park offers a unique blend of traditional Blackfeet culture and modern amenities. Located just 2.5 miles west of Browning, Montana, this 200-acre prairie site features 11 authentic tipis, each sleeping up to four people. Visitors can immerse themselves in Blackfeet history, enjoy guided tours, participate in cultural activities, and … Read more
Glacier National Park is not only a natural wonder but also a sacred land for several Native American tribes. The Blackfeet Nation, Salish Tribe, and Kootenai Tribe have deep historical and cultural connections to this area. These tribes have lived, hunted, and performed spiritual ceremonies in and around the park for thousands of years. Today, … Read more
Montana’s Glacier National Park has introduced an innovative approach to wildlife management and visitor safety with its Canine Bark Ranger program. This unique initiative features a specially trained border collie named Gracie, who works alongside park rangers to manage wildlife interactions and educate visitors. The program showcases the park’s commitment to balancing conservation efforts with … Read more
Native America Speaks in Glacier National Park is a unique program that offers visitors an immersive experience into the rich cultural heritage of the region’s indigenous peoples. This long-standing initiative, established in 1982, provides a platform for Blackfeet, Salish, Kootenai, and Pend d’Oreille tribal members to share their history, traditions, and perspectives. Through guided tours, … Read more