Bozeman Montana is located two hours northwest of Yellowstone National Park and contains some of the best whitewater in the state. The most commonly run rivers are The Gallatin, Yellowstone, and The Madison along with a plethora of excellent creeks to back up those standard runs. Theres boating for all types of paddlers here, from scenic class II floats all the way up to gnar V+ expeditions. The Gallatin is the typical “after work” run for Bozmanites as it is a 25 minute drive from the heart of town and has several stretches that range from II to IV depending on flows.
and it ain't the rice and beans... After a slow early spring the Snake is finally starting to grow. Rain is falling outside my window, the sky is gray, but already we have seen a 5000 cfs surge in the Alpine Canyon and 18,000+ cfs release over on the Murtaugh and Milner Sections.
and it ain't the rice and beans... After a slow early spring the Snake is finally starting to grow. Rain is falling outside my window, the sky is gray, but already we have seen a 5000 cfs surge in the Alpine Canyon and 18,000+ cfs release over on the Murtaugh and Milner Sections.
The annual spring boat swap will be held at Rendezvous River Sports this coming Friday and Saturday, May 1st and 2nd. Boat Drop Off is on friday; the swap starts Saturday monring.
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