The Bozeman Trail descended from the high plateau to the Yellowstone River on the east side of Bridger Creek. The trail crossed the creek and then continued one mile to the Yellowstone.

One of the toughest sections along the historic Bozeman Trail existed in a portion of the 10 to 12 miles between Pryor Creek and the present-day Billings Motorcycle Club on the banks of the ...

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According to a news release from the Bozeman Ranger District, the foothills trail is rocky and narrow, with little to no tread in some areas and significant erosion on switchbacks. Get any of our ...

FORT SMITH Authenticity is a big part of the Bozeman Trail Wagon Train, and few incidents of the journey have been more realistic than the spill Jim Walker s wagon took just outside Sheridan ...

In 1863, mountain man John Jacobs and partner John M. Bozeman determined to find a better route connecting the Oregon Trail to new gold-strike country in what would later become Montana.