Lake, River, or Waterfall 
Natural Bridge Falls
The rock arch that gives the area its name, collapsed in 1988 but the Boulder River continues to cascade over a 100-foot precipice. Paved trails lead from the parking area to scenic views of the river and the waterfall. Interpretive panels along the paths explain geology of the region and the formation of the Natural Bridge Falls.
Recreational Opportunities
The site serves as trail head for the Green Mountain Trail and ten other paved trails in the Gallatin National Forest. Fishing is popular along this stretch of the Boulder River.
Seasons Accessible
Accessible year-round. Natural Bridge Falls is located 27 miles south of Big Timber on Secondary 298.
Fees: Free
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