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Get InspiredNorth AmericaUnited StatesMontanaDeer LodgeGrant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic Site

Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic Site

US
National Historic Site·Educational, Historic, Expansive
The front portion of the ranch house was originally built by Canadian fur trader Johnny Grant in 1862.
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The rear portion of the ranch house was an addition put on by Conrad Kohrs in 1891.
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Deer Lodge Mountain, and the rest of the Flint Creek Range, directly influence the weather in the valley below.
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Many people are surprised by the first glimpse of the historic ranch buildings.
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The ranch cattle herd contains Hereford, Shorthorn and Texas Longhorn, which were popular breeds during the Open Range Cattle Era
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The front portion of the ranch house was originally built by Canadian fur trader Johnny Grant in 1862.
Photo by from Nps
The rear portion of the ranch house was an addition put on by Conrad Kohrs in 1891.
Photo by from Nps
Deer Lodge Mountain, and the rest of the Flint Creek Range, directly influence the weather in the valley below.
Photo by from Nps
Many people are surprised by the first glimpse of the historic ranch buildings.
Photo by from Nps
The ranch cattle herd contains Hereford, Shorthorn and Texas Longhorn, which were popular breeds during the Open Range Cattle Era
Photo by from Nps
The American Cowboy developed during the Open Range Era and became a cultural icon.
Photo by from Nps

Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic Site in Deer Lodge preserves the sprawling legacy of what was once a 10-million-acre cattle empire. As a National Park Service site, it offers visitors a chance to explore the wide-open Montana landscapes and the hardworking history of the American cowboy. The site features original ranch buildings, historic equipment, and educational programs that bring the 19th-century frontier to life. It serves as a poignant reminder of the industry that shaped the Western United States, making it a must-visit for those interested in authentic American heritage and the enduring culture of ranching.

Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic Site in Deer Lodge preserves the sprawling legacy of what was once a 10-million-acre cattle empire. As a National Park Service site, it offers visitors a chance to explore the wide-open Montana landscapes and the hardworking history of the American cowboy. The site features original ranch buildings, historic equipment, and educational programs that bring the 19th-century frontier to life. It serves as a poignant reminder of the industry that shaped the Western United States, making it a must-visit for those interested in authentic American heritage and the enduring culture of ranching.

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Address
251 Grant Circle
Websitenps.gov
Phone4068462070

Highlights

  • Preserved 19th-century ranch buildings and equipment.

  • Educational programs on the history of the cattle empire.

  • Expansive Montana landscapes reflecting the frontier spirit.

  • Authentic insight into the life of the American cowboy.

Best For

History buffs and families interested in the American West.

Currency

USD $

Average Cost

$50-$100 p/day

Time of Day

Lunch

Languages Spoken

English

Occasion Tags

Family, Educational, Tourists

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Location

Deer Lodge, Montana, United States