Photo by Osborn Photography

A lot of famous folks have set a spell here.

The Lewis & Clark Expedition spent their last night in Montana here by the Yellowstone in 1806.

General Custer camped here before he met his demise on the Little Big Horn.

Great lodging and camping offer you time to explore. Take a delightful walking tour of the Bell Street Bridge and downtown Historic District listed in the National Register of Historic Places.

Outdoor enthusiasts will thrill to the almost limitless possibilities around Glendive. Imagine watching the Milky Way nightly and counting shooting stars to fall asleep; quiet so deep you can hear your soul relax; hunting or just having a staring contest with wildlife.

The Yellowstone River, the nation's longest untamed river starts in Yellowstone Park and flows through the middle of Glendive. It's a source of recreation, agate hunting, fishing and awe.