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Pictograph Tour at BearGulch Pictographs in Montana - Billings

Pictograph Tour at BearGulch Pictographs in Montana

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

2 hours

Fitness Level

Moderate physical fitness recommended; comfortable walking shoes needed

Overview

Discover the ancient rock art of Montana on the BearGulch Pictographs guided tour. Dive into history and culture in this one-of-a-kind, intimate experience with breathtaking canyon views and vivid petroglyphs.

Forest Grove, Montana

Pictograph Tour

Starting at $10 | Great for Families! | Wednesday through Sunday

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About This Adventure

Explore the stunning Beargulch pictograph and petroglyph site in Big Sky Country on a guided tour. This unique experience lasts two hours, offering a glimpse into ancient artistry. With only one daily tour, make your reservation to ensure you don’t miss this captivating journey through history and culture.

Rates

Adults - $17.50 Students (12-17) - $9 Children (11 and under) - Free


Duration

2 Hours


About

  • Beargulch is an incredibly well-preserved pictograph and petroglyph site located in the heart of Big Sky Country. We’re open whenever the weather permits and always eager to have visitors. Want to take a tour of our lovely park? We look forward to seeing you soon… and hearing from you even sooner! Make your reservation today!
  • Daily tour starts PROMPTLY at 10am and lasts approximately 2 hours.
  • One tour per day. (Without prior, special reservation.)
  • Special tours outside of normal hours/days/season available by prior reservation only

Adventure Tips

Arrive early for the best lighting

Morning light highlights the details of the rock art and helps avoid the crowds.

Wear sturdy footwear

The terrain includes uneven sandstone surfaces—good shoes keep you steady during the walk.

Bring water and sun protection

Even on cooler days, shade and hydration make the visit more comfortable.

Respect the site

Do not touch or deface the rock art; preserve it for future generations.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Bighorn sheep
  • Golden eagles

History

The site’s rock art dates back over 2,000 years, offering insight into early Native American cultures.

Conservation

The site is carefully managed to prevent damage, with guidelines in place to protect these ancient artworks for future generations.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Wide-brimmed Hat

Essential

Provides sun protection during outdoor viewing and walking segments.

spring|summer|fall|winter specific

Layers of clothing

Essential

Adapts to changing temperatures and enhances comfort throughout the tour.

spring|summer|fall|winter specific

Water bottle

Essential

Stay hydrated while exploring the canyon and rock art sites.

Camera or smartphone

Capture the petroglyphs and panoramic canyon views to remember your experience.