The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

The cultural landscape of Writing-on-Stone/ Áísínai'pi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, integrates the natural environment, cultural features, human experiences and spiritual perceptions into one. Here in this unique setting, Indigenous people came for centuries and recorded their experiences and visions on the sandstone cliffs of the Milk River Valley. This extensive rock art collection depicts generations of knowledge, traditions and history. Join a Park Interpreter for a guided walking tour of the Archaeological Preserve where the history, stories and the language of the Niitisippi people are woven together to provide insight into the meaning of the carvings (petroglyphs) and paintings (pictographs).

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended. 

Naató’si (the sun) gives light and life to Na'a (Mother Earth) and her inhabitants. Join a park interpreter for a 1.5hour tour that looks at Blackfoot ways of life at Áísínai'pi and the importance of Naató’si in Blackfoot storytelling. It also explores the sun theme in the rock art. 

Participants can now join the interpreter on the bus - masks are required at all times on the bus. If you prefer - please check with the Visitor Centre for drive-behind options. Pets are not permitted on programs or in the preserve and due to extreme heat conditions are not allowed to be left in vehicles, during tours - please plan ahead when traveling with pets. 

The content of this program is recommended for individuals ages 8 and up. 

Afternoon tour conditions where air temperatures exceed 28°C are often 10 degrees hotter (38°C +) in the preserve - please exercise extreme caution and prepare yourself accordingly for these extreme heat conditions.

Due to limited space on tours, pre-booking is strongly recommended.