Sitting on the rolling foothills just east of Glacier National Park, Browning is the largest community on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation and home to Montana's largest tribe—the Blackfeet. Each summer, Browning hosts North American Indian Days—one of the largest gatherings of U.S. and Canadian tribes. The celebration includes dancing, traditional games, a pow wow, Indian relay and rodeo. Learn more about the Blackfeet Tribe by visiting the Museum of the Plains Indian and nearby shops and galleries.
To experience an authentic side of the Blackfeet Indians, book a night at the Lodgepole Gallery & Tipi Village—located two miles west of Browning—and spend the night in a Blackfeet tipi.
The Town of Browning, incorporated in 1919, is the Agency Headquarters for the Blackfeet Indian Reservation and has been since 1895. Browning was named after Daniel M. Browning, who was then the Commissioner of Indian Affairs working in Washington D.C.
City:
Phone: 406.338.7181
108 All Chiefs Square
Browning, Montana 59417
City:
Phone: 406.338.2275
133 West Central Avenue
Browning, Montana 59417
City:
Phone: 406.845.3244
24 W. Main St. #10
Cut Bank, MT 59427
City:
Phone: 406.338.2274
209 N. Piegan St. Junction of Hwy 2 & 89
Browning, Montana 59417
City:
Phone: 406.338.2400
50 Museum Loop
Browning, MT 59417
City:
Phone: 406.338.2787
245 MT Highway 89 W., Durham Rd
Browning, Montana 59417
City:
Phone: 406.338.2230
Junction of Hwy 2 & 89 W of Browning (124 Second Ave. NW)
Browning, Montana 59417
City:
Phone: 406.338.2815
129 Central Avenue East
Browning, MT 59417
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