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Big Timber Bodies of Water

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BulletBoulder River
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Originating in the Beartooth Mountains of southern Montana, the Boulder River flows through the Boulder River Valley to Big Timber where it joins the Yellowstone. The river, strewn with the large boulders that gave it its name, is known for its clear waters and impressive scenery. Kayaking and fishing are popular activities on the river as well as visiting the rock formation and waterfall known as Natural Bridge.
Address: South of | Big Timber, MT
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A tributary of the Missouri, Yellowstone River flows across northern Wyoming and southern Montana. The river begins in Yellowstone National Park and is a popular destination for fly fishing and floating trips.
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