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Nature Walk in Glacier National Park

This easy half day trip in Glacier is the perfect introduction to the park. You’ll learn about Leave No Trace outdoor ethics, forest fire science, history of early settlers, and river ecology, while enjoying the views along two different, short trails.

Nature Walk and Lunch (does not include scenic float yet)

Take a couple of easy, short nature walks in Glacier National Park in the morning. Afterwards, enjoy a delicious, homemade sack lunch. Click "next" during reservation process to add the scenic float in afternoon.

Half Day Fly Fishing Trip

Experience a half day of Glacier National Park fly fishing on the Wild and Scenic rivers that make up the park’s border. Experts and novices alike will find our professional guides an incredible asset to their Montana fishing trip.

Scenic Float

Unwind on an educational and scenic float down Glacier’s southern border, the Middle Fork of the Flathead River. Typically 1.5-2.5 hours long. Mellow and fun from ages 3 to 103!

Guided Regular Biking in Glacier National Park

Guided biking on a regular bike in Glacier National Park is offered from mid May through mid-late June. Keep in mind that around here, we joke that we have two seasons, winter and road construction. When roads are closed or are in rough shape for guided biking, we may reroute our trip to another area of Glacier National Park. This may be an area which is open to vehicle traffic, such as the Camas Road. Alternatively, it may involve involve a van shuttle to a road on Glacier’s stunning east side, which will be several hours long. We’ll always keep you aware of your options.  
Minimum age: 14

Bike Trip with lunch. (does not include whitewater raft yet)

Regular Bike Trip with Lunch. Morning: Start off your Raft and Bike Glacier National Park adventure with the Paddle portion of the day! Afternoon: Bike the Going to the Sun Road on a regular bike in the afternoon and return to our office in the early evening. Reserve bike trip with lunch between trips first and then click next during the reservation process to book the morning raft trip.

Guided E-Biking in Glacier National Park

Guided E-biking in Glacier National Park is offered early May through mid-late June. Keep in mind that around here, we joke that we have two seasons, winter and road construction. When roads are closed or are in rough shape for guided biking, we may reroute our trip to another area of Glacier National Park. This may be an area which is open to vehicle traffic, such as the Camas Road. Alternatively, it may involve involve a van shuttle to a road on Glacier’s stunning east side, which will be several hours long. We’ll always keep you aware of your options.  
Minimum age: 18

E-Bike Trip with lunch. (does not include whitewater raft yet)

Morning: Start off your Raft and Bike Glacier National Park adventure with the Paddle portion of the day! Afternoon: Bike the Going to the Sun Road on an E-bike in the afternoon and return to our office in the early evening. Reserve e-bike trip with lunch between trips first and then click next during the reservation process to book the morning raft trip.

Nature Walk and Lunch (does not include whitewater raft yet)

Take a couple of easy, short nature walks in Glacier National Park in the morning. Afterwards, enjoy a delicious, homemade sack lunch. Click "next" during reservation process to add the 2:15 or 3:15 whitewater raft trip.

Half Day Whitewater

Capacity: Up to 9 people per boat  

On this thrilling Glacier Park rafting experience, everyone gets a “window seat” and has the option to become part of the paddling crew, if they want!

Every Monday Hike- Introduction to Glacier

Explore the stunning Two Medicine area of Glacier while you get the basics of Responsible Recreation down: Leave No Trace practices, bear management, glaciation, and cultural considerations unique to the indigenous peoples who first called Glacier home. Delicious trail lunch, transportation, and guide services included.

Smith River Fishing 5 Day Adventure

Leave civilization behind on this 60-mile Smith River fishing adventure, which descends a stunning limestone canyon in Montana’s Big Belt Mountains. The Smith is the only river in Montana where all river travelers must have a permit, and for good reason. The scenery, fishing, birding, archeology, geology, and history are arguably some of the most interesting in the lower 48. While meandering along the curves and eddies of the Smith, we will discuss the adventures of Lewis and Clark’s expedition and the history of the Blackfeet Indians, all travelers in the Smith River ecosystem.

3 Day Backpack- A Taste of Glacier

Want to experience Glacier’s backcountry, but don’t have tons of time? Try out this 3-day trip. You walk, we cook. Oh, and the views are incredible.

4 Day Backpack- Exploring Glacier

A classic Glacier National Park backpacking trip. Enjoy 4 days in Glacier’s backcountry, where you experience more remote parts of the park that day travelers don’t ever get to see.