1951. Circleville, Utah. Indian grave robbers unearth a leather pouch, and the legend of butch Cassidy’s vast cache of stolen treasure whispers to be more fact than fiction. A shady museum curator takes possession of the find, vertifies it as belonging to Butch Cassidy, and becomes convinced that Butch’s youngest brother, 69 – year – old Max Parker, holds the clue to the whereabouts of Butch’s loot. But it is Butch’ grand nephew, sixteen – year – old Roy Parker and his eclectic Boy Scout Patrol, that are forced to fend off the curator when they learn a belt buckle Roy has worn for years once belonged to Butch Cassidy, and is an actual map --  a map made by Butch Cassidy.

In a race for their lives, Roy and those forced to escape with him race the Green River, unravel the mystery of an old train yard, and discover a hidden mine, where they are finally led to “Robber’s Roost” and the real secret of Butch  Cassidy’s treasure – a treasure that brings an unforeseen healing  to a family split by decades of mystery and pain.