Alberton Gorge Rafting Trips
Missoula Whitewater Rafting
This is our premier whitewater rafting and kayaking run on the Clark Fork River- the finest whitewater in Montana. If you are looking for fun, excitement, and relaxation, then this big volume, big ride river is the one for you. The Gorge is a hidden Montana gem, home to Montana’s best summer whitewater trip.
Half-day trips daily: Action packed and affordable.
- Departs at 9 am daily and returns between 12 pm – 1 pm.
- Departs at 2 pm daily and returns between 5 pm – 6 pm.
- $69 for adults, $59 for children (6-12 years old).
Full-day trips include a delicious lunch served riverside. * Our Most Popular trip. We’ll take our time, savor the Gorge’s spectacular scenery, and enjoy some swimming along the way to cool off.
- Departs at 9 am daily and returns between 2 pm – 4 pm.
- $89 for adults, $79 for children (6-12 years old).
Scenic or Whitewater Alberton Gorge Rafting And Dinner Trips are hard to beat. The river is quiet and we’ll either pull over for a delicious riverside dinner buffet or head back to the Alberton Gorge Ranch for a sunset BBQ, Call 406-240-9833 to reserve.
- Departs at 3:30 pm and returns between 7 pm – 8 pm.
- $115 for adults, $90 for children (5-12 years old).
Alberton Gorge Rafting
The Alberton Gorge, created by Glacial Lake Missoula, is isolated from roads, has magnificent rock formations and dramatic rose-colored cliffs rising vertically on both sides of the river. You will likely see lots of birds, including osprey, mergansers, eagles, kingfishers, and hawks. We may also see deer, bear, moose or elk. History Buffs? All of our guides are well-versed in the history and geological features of the area. Daily departures available May through September.
“The Alberton Gorge section of the Clark Fork River has great whitewater all summer and is located within a 35 minute drive of Missoula and a few hours drive of Spokane Washington and Coeur d’ Alene Idaho.”
Fleece, splashjackets and wetsuits are provided if needed.
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