Black Kettle's Camp

Really neat to walk the trail to the camp.

No historical artifacts here. But, still a nice, easy hike. Beware of the grasshoppers.

As a decedent of Black Kettle, I was excited to see what my ancestors saw when they were alive. It's easy to see why my people honored and respected the land. It was the ultimate provider, until it was taken or depleted of its resources. My emotions ran high while visiting and I can only assume it's the energy left behind.

Stopped by on a cross country trip randomly. Absolutely beautiful and an essential piece of our national history.

This is a good site. It has been developed quite a bit since the first time I was here. The battlefield itself is practically intact. You can still stand on Custer Knoll. Pretty cool