Exploring the Blackfeet Nation

• Discover Historic Artifacts: Visit the Museum of the Plains Indian in Browning, Montana, to explore an expansive collection of historic Northern Plains Indian arts, traditional clothing, weapons, and contemporary Native crafts.
• Ride with Sun Tours
  Skip the driving stress on the Going-to-the-Sun Road by booking an interpretive tour with Sun Tours. Their guides are all knowledgeable tribal members who weave Blackfeet history, spiritual connections, and local mythology into your sightseeing journey.
• Go Off the Beaten Path with Blackfeet Tours
  Want to escape the heavy crowds inside the national park boundaries? Book a guided hiking, horseback riding, or jeep tour with Blackfeet Tours. They will safely take you through the pristine, culturally significant wilderness of the Badger-Two Medicine region south of the park.
• Browse Contemporary Art at the Blackfeet Heritage Center: Stop by the local gallery and art center in Browning to view and purchase authentic, handmade Blackfeet creations. This vibrant community hub showcases stunning beadwork, traditional pottery, fine art paintings, and hand-carved jewelry created by gifted local Indigenous artists.
• Taste Indigenous Cuisine
  Keep an eye out for local dining opportunities featuring native ingredients. For a truly unforgettable experience, look for home-based educational dinners hosted by local food advocates like Mariah Gladstone of Indigikitchen, who revitalizes healthy, traditional Indigenous dishes.