Float Your Day Away In The Treasure State; Look Here For Fun

Floating the river is one of the best parts of a Montana summer.

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Here are ten great spots from Only In Your State to throw in your tube or canoe and your floating cooler to enjoy life under the big sky.

Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument

Float from Fort Benton to the Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge.  I know people who think this is one of the most perfect places to float in Montana.

Clark Fork River

This float takes about a day and you'll float from Superior to St. Ignatius.  A beautiful, leisurely float.

Clearwater River Canoe Trail to Seeley Lake

A canoe is recommended, but not necessary on this beautiful float trip.

Madison River Tubing, Bozeman

Leaving from either Bozeman or Four Corners, there are outfitters and guides here that would be happy to help you with equipment.

The Smith River, Central Montana

This river is so popular, there is a drawing for permits to float it every year.  This float takes a lot of planning ahead, but well worth the planning and the wait.

The Gallatin River, Between Big Sky And Bozeman

This is said to be one of the more relaxing shallow water floats in the Treasure State.

Yellowstone River, Paradise Valley

A relaxing float with breathtaking scenery to make it a day to remember.

The North Fork Flathead River

Easy access and easy to navigate for a chill day floating under the Montana sky.

Absaroka River, Absarokee

Book with the Absaroka River Adventure Company to book this floating adventure.

The Missouri River, Great Falls

There are numerous access areas and many floats to choose from.  Book with a guide for a memorable float down the Missouri.