This is such an amazing spot! Only visited once but cannot wait to return!Bridge to see the falls and river is 1 minute from parking, along with bathrooms. Looked like trails are numerous but we only explored the lower falls, which was unreal! About a 10 min hike/ climb down. We brought a pole and caught fish which was so cool! This is a place I’d like to spend some serious time and plan to on our next trip!

What a beautiful gem. Was able to enjoy without any hiking. When we got there on an October weekday at 10 am we had the place to ourselves. Drive out there was flat and beautiful vistas. After our visit we kept driving down the dirt road a few miles, saw some houses and a few cars. What it must be like to live out there. Finished the trip with delicious pizza in Big Timber. A perfect morning.

This is a beautiful area to picnic or hike. Wear appropriate shoes and clothes. There are several walking paths around the bridge area, and very good views of the natural bridge gorge.

This is a waterfall/whitewater area that you don't have to hike to!!! My husband (with COPD) was able to see this amazing place. Well worth going out of your way to see this gem.

If you're coming from Livingston, note that Swiggerly Rd (295) is unpaved. We decided to return to Livingston via 298 through Big Timber which is paved. There is a short accessible trail which leads to the gorge but it doesn't have a view of the falls. The 0.7-mile E. Rim trail takes you to several views of the falls. There is 65' change in elevation. There is a vault toilet but no running water.