Programs at Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park

Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park is about 15 miles southeast of Whitehall, along Montana Highway 2. For more information about the park, call 406-287-3541, ext. 9.

Friday, June 7 - Ancient Volcanism in SW Montana: Guest speaker Dr. Jesse Mosolf will discuss the tempo and style of volcanism in southwest Montana, stretching from the Archean to the present, and the tools scientists use to investigate it. 8 PM at the campground amphitheater.

Saturday, June 8 - Goodness Snakes Alive! Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park is home to the prairie rattlesnake, the most widespread of all rattlesnakes. Join park staff to learn about these remarkable creatures and how to stay safe when exploring rattlesnake country. 8 PM at the campground amphitheater.

Sunday, June 9 - Flower Power: The park might seem like it’s all just sagebrush, grass, and juniper, but a closer look reveals the glorious wildflowers that are blooming right now. Meet at the main visitor center for a moderate hike to enjoy the colors of spring. The hike will last approximately 90 minutes. 9 AM at the main visitor center.

Friday, June 14 - Songs of the Dawn Priests: Join guest speaker Franco Littlelight who uses storytelling, art, poetry, music, and song to present the history of the Crow Indians. 8 PM at the campground amphitheater.

Saturday, June 15 - Night Skies at Lewis & Clark Caverns: This popular program is back to highlight the stories of the stars that you can see in the night skies over Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park. 8 PM at the campground amphitheater.

Sunday, June 16 - Birds of a Feather Walk: Stroll with us through the campground and see how many of our feathered friends you can spot. Binoculars provided for those who need them. Approximately one hour. 9 AM at the Main Visitor Center.

Friday, June 21 - Plants & Us: Guest speaker Robyn Klein will show live plant examples of some of the fascinating edible and medicinal plants of Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park. She’ll also demonstrate how to make pressed plant cards. 8 PM at the campground amphitheater.

Saturday, June 22 - Tick Talk: It’s tick season in Montana. Learn about these creatures we love to hate, and how to venture forth safely in tick country. 8 PM at the campground amphitheater.

Sunday, June 23 - Flower Power: The park might seem like it’s all just sagebrush, grass, and juniper but a closer look reveals the glorious wildflowers that are blooming right now. Meet at the main visitor center for a moderate hike to enjoy the colors of spring. Hike will last approximately 90 minutes. 9 AM at the Main Visitor Center.