Reviews of Yellowstone Kelly Interpretive Site. (Museum) in Billings (Montana).

Yellowstone Kelly Interpretive Site

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Chief Black Otter Trail, Billings, MT 59101, United States

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This place has a very good rate, they treat their customers well and you’ll feel welcome, super recommended

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Sam Li

My absolutely favorite place to see the sunrise, quiet, safe, secluded and overlooking the city, you get an unobstructed view of the entire skyline. Lots of paved trail to run, bike, hike, walk. 5 parking spots but empty at sunrise. Don't miss this, the birds sing for you too.

Clark Johnson

Great views of Billings, the Yellowstone River Valley, the beautiful cliffs known as the Billings Rims. Interesting monument to Yellowstone Kelly, a local version of Buffalo Bill.

Oswald Templeton (OZ)

Cold but beautiful, I seen a few variety of birds on the river hunting for ish that Dat. Brrrrr!!!! Simming!Swimming!? LOL

Greg Eckert

Beautiful place, great overlook of both Billings and Billing Heights, good read on the history of Yellowstone Kelly

Colin Nelson

Go at Sunset to see a spectacular view looking over downtown Billings. Very cool, educational experience for history buffs and out of towners.

Nick Marsh

Lovely place to get above the city and learn about an interesting historical person. If you have a bit of time before your flight, it’s just down the road from the airport.

Doug Kinne

Fun side visit here in Billings. Learn about Yellowstone Kelly and his many adventures. Nice views though the east side of town is mostly industrial.

What Next

This is nice, I remember coming here years ago all there was, was a plaque on his grave. What a great way to show respect for this mountain man, Explorer and trapper! As for the black otter trail it's a nice hike I start at boot hill cemetery and walk to the rest area and back.

Grant Wells

We really enjoyed the interpretive site. It's amazing to know that Yellowstone Kelly traveled and mapped much of the Dakotas and Montana. Truly an inspiration and the start of our History lesson of this great state.

Mike B

Beautiful place to hike and explore. Great views of the city. Nice biographical info about Yellowstone.

Jason Gill

Don't take the outside as a scale of size, it's much larger than it appears! Free museum with a lot of historical information and lots to see. They even offer complimentary snacks!