With the Main Boulder River south of Big Timber the star attraction for campers, cabin owners, church camps, hikers, anglers and backpackers, its sister valley to the west is somewhat ignored. Yet ...

Water is what makes the Boulder River Trail special -- that and its big, old mossy trees -- so a drizzly December day is a perfectly appropriate occasion to go see its rumbling, tumbling rapids ...

The trail follows the river and at about one mile brings you to the Boulder River Wilderness. A way trail leads down to the river to some riverside campsites and the remains of an old shelter.

Length: About five miles round-trip to the waterfalls (includes extended hike due to road sinkhole). Level of difficulty: Level-to-moderate dirt/gravel trail; muddy in places after rains. Setting ...

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BILLINGS – With the Main Boulder River south of Big Timber the star attraction for campers, cabin owners, church camps, hikers, anglers and backpackers, its sister valley to the west is somewhat ...

The body of 65-year-old William Donovan, who had been missing for nearly a month, was found wedged under a 'large' boulder in a New Hampshire river, officials said.

The body of a 65-year-old hiker missing for nearly a month was found under a "large" boulder in a New Hampshire river, officials said. It was not immediately clear what caused William Donovan's ...

He’d herded sheep upstream in the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness. He and his wife had packed high onto the East Boulder Plateau on horseback, dismounting and admiring “the mine site before ...

The body of a hiker missing for almost a month was discovered in Dry River, apparently pinned under a boulder.William Donovan, 65, of Cambridge, Mass, who was last seen April 16, was located by ...

With the Main Boulder River south of Big Timber the star attraction for campers, cabin owners, church camps, hikers, anglers and backpackers, its sister valley to the west is somewhat ignored.