The geology of this location is quite impressive, with beautiful sandstone cliffs and huge caves. The pictographs are considerably worn away and difficult to view, but the visitor's center features some interesting samples of arrowheads and Indian artifacts found during the excavation process. $5.00 per out-of-state vehicle and no additional entrance fee.

Easy to get to and the new visitors center is nice. Combine this trip with going to the Pompeys Pillar for a good tourist day, you can do both easily!!

We flew into Billings, rented a PU truck, and wandered our way east to Wibeau for a family get together. Along the way we stopped at Pictograph state park. I got some stunning photographs! My husband and I both enjoyed our walk to the cave and around the rest of the grounds.However - RATTLESNAKES ! Beware after August 1. The... More

I expected a little more but it was nice The pictographs are hard to see and the cave they are in is small. If you have Montana Plates, it is free. Fine for a one time trip but wouldn't bother to go back again

I had a few minutes, so I stopped here. It was a jewel! Short little hike to a very interesting set of caves with pictographs. Kids could easily "hike" this trail and see everything.

I have lived in Billings for 6 years and never been here. I took my family from out of town and its a nice free little park. Its a little "hike" since its 0.4 miles up but the caves are neat. There are 3 caves and the information building. The caves had been vandalized so its not in excellent condition... More

I love the idea of the history of this place. it is a nice place for a stroll and a picnic. they have a cute teepee there to have your picnic if you like. But do watch out for snakes and spiders! there is a bit of paint still on the walls, which is so very sad. Would have been... More

This park is a short drive from Billings, and well worth your time. The hike is a relatively easy loop, and the caves are very interesting for their natural beauty alone. The pictographs that remain are amazing history, and there's information all along the trail to help you understand their meaning, and what they looked like in the past. The... More

The caves are pretty neat and the park rangers are informative and love to answer your questions. However, when you see the sign at the beginning of the trail that says, "Rattlesnakes seen on trail", they're not kidding. The park ranger told us that a man and his son had seen a rattlesnake earlier in the day but that was... More