easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; moderate upper body strength helpful but not required
Discover the scenic beauty of Montana's Somers Bay with an expert-guided kayaking tour. Perfect for all skill levels, this adventure offers breathtaking views, abundant wildlife, and ultimate relaxation on the water.
All Ages! Paddle around the bay out to a swimming rock. Great for families!
Embark on a thrilling 2-hour paddle around Somers Bay and the enchanting Juniper Islands. Perfect for families and all skill levels, this adventure offers opportunities to spot majestic Bald Eagles and Ospreys. Enjoy a swim in the sandy flats and explore the historic pier system from the 1900s for a memorable experience!
2 hours. This paddle is offered at 10am, 1pm, 4pm daily.
Take a lively and fun paddle around Somers Bay and the bay's chain of Juniper Islands. Paddle in and around the historic pier system remaining from the 1900s Somers Lumber Company.
Somers Bay is sheltered and generally calm which makes it a perfect trip for young paddlers. Nature lovers will enjoy sighting mature and immature Bald Eagles along with Osprey and other native birds that inhabit the islands.
Circumnavigate the largest of the Juniper Islands, what we at Sea Me Paddle think of as "Gilligan's Island"! On a warm day, for extra family fun, we might just stop for a quick swim in the sand flats or jump off the island!
Great for families! All Ages!
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All Levels
The Somers Bay boat launch on Hwy 93 approximately 4.5 miles north of the Sea Me Paddle office. It is located directly across the street from 5840 Hwy. 93 S Somers, MT.
Dress in quick-drying layers and bring a hat and sunglasses for sun protection.
Get to the launch point at least 15 minutes before your scheduled tour to ensure a smooth start.
Stay hydrated and have a light snack for energy during the paddle.
Listen carefully to your guide's safety briefings and stay within designated areas.
Somers Bay has been a popular recreation spot for decades, with local Native American tribes historically utilizing the lakes for fishing and transportation.
Tour Glacier actively promotes eco-friendly practices, including Leave No Trace principles and habitat preservation efforts.
Staying hydrated is key during your paddle, especially on warm days.
Protect your skin and eyes from UV rays while on the water.
Wear comfortable, moisture-wicking clothes suitable for outdoor water activities.
spring|summer|fall specific
Dress in layers to stay warm and adaptable to changing weather conditions.
winter specific