At the southwestern end of Beartooth Lake (see article on Lakes of the Beartooth), the waters of Beartooth Creek flow out under the Hwy 212 bridge, over massive glacial boulders, and tumble towards the falls. Visible at a distance while heading east towards the lake on the Hwy 212 (about a mile west of the Beartooth Lake campground), Beartooth Falls beckons young and hardy fishermen to scramble down a very steep and rocky incline to the water, and then follow along the bouldered creek bed upstream to the bottom of the falls (or downstream) where the rewards are good numbers of fish that hide in the pools and pockets. Click here for more information.