In 1991, the Forest Service started the preservation and restoration process to stabilize the Main Boulder Ranger Station, paying close attention to historic detail due to its historic and architectural significance. It is widely recognized as a historic remnant, representative of the early era of the American conservation movement.
Today, a visit to the site allows visitors to look back into the past and experience what it was like to live and work in the Boulder area in the early days.
Driving directions-
From Big Timber, Montana, take State Route 298 south for 27.5 miles,
then watch for signs on your right.
Guided Tours-
Available most weekends from July 1- Labor Day. Open 10:00AM-4:00PM, Saturday and Sunday.
Non-Guided-
Any day of the week 10:30 AM-4:00PM
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