near Half Moon CampgroundClass V
1 Miles
Avg Gradient 720 fpm
Max Gradient 680 fpm
River DescriptionThis thing is in the Montana Surf guidebook, and in Twitch. It's at least a class V.Lat/longitude coords are a good guess, bracketing the gnarliest section. More exact coords will be posted as we get them. Info from StreamKeeper Cody Howard:
Drive up to Half Moon Campground, and then hike the trail up along the creek. You will see a sign and a side trail to go look at the Falls, worth checking out so you know what's coming up at the end of the run. Continue to hike up and you'll cross a bridge; hike up the hill almost to the top, and then head down to the creek.
---> Definitely pick up a copy of Montana Surf, the guidebook, for a more detailed description of the creek and surrounding runs. Beautiful guidebook, which you shouldn't be without.
Check out Mike Albrecht's photos of Big Timber Creek StreamTeam Status: verified
Last Updated: 2004-03-03 23:08:35
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2006-07-09 00:59:49 (746 days ago)
Chris Gorman
I hiked this thing...It is just insanely huge. Biggest boatable whitewater I have EVER seen. It is all hikeable...Great hike if you are around bozeman.
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