About your tour guide Ken Woody
Ken Woody is the retired, former Chief Ranger, at Little Bighorn Battlefield for 24 years, from 1998 to 2022.
After retiring with a 30-year career in the National Park Service Ken Woody, opened a Trading Post in Hardin, Montana that serves the Crow and Cheyenne people. As the Chief Ranger at Little Bighorn Battlefield for 24 years, Ken was part of the management team that made decisions effecting the future of the battlefield. However, as part of Kens responsibilities he also hired, trained and managed the Interpretive Rangers and Crow Indian Tour Guides who presented accurate talks about the Battle of the Little Bighorn to some 250,000 visitors to the National Monument yearly.
Ken began his Park Service career at Fort Necessity National Battlefield, Independence National Park, Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site then Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument.
During his incredible time at the Battlefield,Ken captivated hundreds of thousands of visitors, leaving audiences in with his infectious passion, dynamic rhetoric and powerful storytelling! His remarkable expertise and in-depth knowledge of the Battle of the Little Bighorn—known as Custer’s Last Stand—has been the thrilling highlight of his historical pursuits!
Battlefield Gallery
