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Blackfeet Indian Reservation

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Discover rich Blackfeet culture and history bordering Glacier National Park

Bordering the eastern side of Glacier National Park, the Blackfeet Indian Reservation spans 1.5 million acres of scenic plains, foothill lakes, and sacred mountain peaks. Home to the Blackfeet Nation, visitors can explore cultural landmarks such as the Museum of the Plains Indian and attend annual events like North American Indian Days in Browning. The area provides a meaningful look at tribal history, native artwork, and traditional storytelling amidst sweeping Big Sky landscapes.

History

Established in the late 1800s, the Blackfeet Indian Reservation was created to provide a permanent homeland for the Blackfeet Nation. Over the years, the reservation has faced numerous challenges but remains a vital cultural hub for the community.

Quick tip: Be sure to purchase a tribal permit from Blackfeet Fish & Wildlife before fishing, hiking, or camping on reservation lands.

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