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January 2024 by Oliver Crawford
Very cool destination, I recommend taking the time to hike or drive up to the upper visitor lot.
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January 2024 by Coy Rice
Restrooms: CleanDog-friendliness: Wonderful place to rest and learn about the local area!Picnic area: Nice tables
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December 2023 by Randy K
Great place to watch and photograph prairie dogs.
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November 2023 by Beth Leatham
Beautiful views, uncrowded. Best to try to go in the morning due to afternoon wind. Prairie dogs and raptors!
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September 2023 by Tom Szirbik,Sr.
A must-see destination when in the Great Falls, Montana area. It's fascinating, educational and enjoyable to see in real time what our Native American friends had to endure to provide food and other things to sustain life on the prarie, with primary focus on the buffalo population. You don't want to miss this great stop!Restrooms: Immaculate.Dog-friendliness: Yes.Picnic area: Great outdoor time between picnics and hiking, and browsing through the museum and store, and speaking with the friendly and knowledgeable staff there.
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September 2023 by Michael Addison
So much history here. It's such an amazing place. My daughter took me there and you can feel the energy of the past there.
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September 2023 by 37jillw
This was a chance to gain a better understanding of the First Nations People and how they lived. The exhibit was interesting and informative. Walking up to the jump point provided an additional experience
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August 2023 by Diane Krejci
Very helpful and informative staff at visitor center. For those individuals that know nothing about a way of life for Native Americans, recommend the visitor center displays. Road to actually jump site is crushed rock.
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August 2023 by DillonM1905
Take yourself back in time with this amazing site which was so important to the early people's of this region. A great trail around and up to the jump site. Small but thorough exhibits inside and very knowledgeable staff. Bring your sunscreen and water on the hike - there is no cover out there on the prairie!
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August 2023 by FlyHigh1010
Good interpretive/visitors centre provides background information on site. You can gat to the top either walking (3miles round trip) or short car journey. Staff super friendly. $8 fee for non Montana residents.
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August 2023 by angela demski
Was a great place to see. The welcome center had a lot of information about it. It was insane seeing where the Buffalo would run too. Nice walk up to the cliffs. we spent about 1 1/2 hours there. I think it was worth the trip to learn about the Indians used to hunt before horses
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August 2023 by Carter Bouslaugh
First time there since the name change from Ulm-Pishkin State Park. Some nice visitor center improvements.
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June 2023 by Rehoboth5
This state park gets relatively little attention, and it's very low key and simple. But very pleasant in its own way. This is prairie country, with buttes all around, and the Rocky Mountains in the background. Small visitor center with very cordial staff. A hiking trail that goes across the prairie to the top of a butte where Indians once drove bison off the cliff as a hunting method. Lots of quiet, open space. Some tipis. Occasionally, programs.
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June 2023 by Kirsten Gerbatsch
Amazing place for a hike. Displays could use serious updates and editing in order to center tribal voices and lived experiences/present a real, accurate history - but the visitor center at least does highlight the Tribes within modern day Montana and the significance bison have played and continue to play in Native life.
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June 2023 by Albert C White
It is very good place to take the kids to it is a good place that is easy to get to with a bus it would be nice to have a way to get something to drink it was warm that day and needed more water to take on the trail up to the top it is a long hike be ready ?
