Scenic Clark Fork Rafting Adventure in Superior, Montana
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic stamina for sitting and paddling is recommended.
Overview
Join Wiley E. Waters for a private 2.5-hour rafting adventure on Montana's scenic Clark Fork River. Perfect for groups 10 and up, enjoy breathtaking views, wildlife spotting, and outdoor fun!
Scenic Clark Fork Trip (Groups of 10+)
Starting at $58.50 | 2.5 Hours | Gentle Rapids, Scenery & Wildlife
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About This Adventure
Experience a breathtaking 2.5-hour rafting adventure on the scenic Clark Fork River. Perfect for families and groups, this trip offers stunning views, wildlife encounters, and fun games on the raft. Enjoy a refreshing drink at the end, with camping options nearby to extend your outdoor fun!
Beautiful Scenic Trip!
Rates
Group of 10+ (All ages): $58.50 per Person
Raft can hold up to 7 passengers
Duration
2.5 Hours
Season
- Mid June - Early September
Location
- Clark Fork River
About
- 3 hours of rafting through the Alberton Gorge. Gorgeous scenery and wildlife. Great swimming opportunities and games on the raft. Trip ends with a cold post trip cooler with drinks for all ages. Perfect trips for families and groups looking to getting on the river but may not be looking to go down much whitewater.
What is included
- Guide, Shuttle, Parking, Drinks & Equipment.
Add ons
- Hats, Tees, Sunglasses and accessories available on site
More info
- Camping is available at the Trout Creek Campground. Join us for the fun to continue!
Adventure Tips
Wear quick-dry clothing
Choose clothing that dries quickly to stay comfortable during and after the rafting trip.
Bring waterproof sunscreen
Protect your skin from Montana’s sun, especially on reflective water surfaces.
Stay hydrated
Carry a water bottle and drink regularly to avoid dehydration on the river.
Secure your belongings
Use waterproof bags or dry boxes to keep your valuables safe and dry during the trip.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bald eagles
- River otters
History
The Clark Fork River has been a vital waterway for the local Salish tribes and played a significant role during Montana’s mining boom.
Conservation
Efforts are ongoing to maintain water quality and protect riparian habitats along the Clark Fork River, ensuring sustainable recreation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Quick-dry clothing
Keeps you comfortable and dries quickly after splashes or on rainy days.
summer specific
Waterproof sunscreen
Protects exposed skin from UV rays reflected off the water.
summer specific
Water shoes or sturdy sandals
Provides secure footing on slippery riverbanks and during rafting.
summer specific
Light fleece or windbreaker
Helpful for cooler mornings and breezes on the river.
spring|fall specific