at Gros Ventre Falls. Lots more in the videos: [ youtube video ] toward the end and [ youtube video ] at the beginning. From Discovering Montana: "Named for the Gros Ventre tribe, a historically Algonquin-speaking people currently located in north central Montana, you can probably venture to imagine why these falls would have such a name. In the past, Glacier National Park was home to numerous indigenous tribes, from Kalispel to Gros Ventre to Blackfeet and beyond.

While this particular tribe has now been sequestered into the Fort Belknap Reservation, they remain spiritually connected to these falls and their surrounding areas." Fort Belknap is near Havre where I grew up.