Upper Missouri River Guides — Fort Benton, MT
Tours, Charters & Rentals
Montana’s Missouri River offers guided river adventures for canoeing, camping, hiking, and exploring. They provide all-inclusive, multi-day trips ranging from 3 to 7 days, following the historic path of Lewis and Clark. These flat-water trips are suitable for all ages and ability levels, with small group sizes rarely exceeding 14 people. The company is locally owned and passionate about sharing the beauty and history of the Upper Missouri River. They handle all the planning, providing everything from canoes and camping gear to meals, allowing guests to relax and immerse themselves in the experience. Single-day floats and private group trips are also available upon request and guide availability. Operating from June to September, they aim to create unforgettable adventures that combine history, nature, and family fun.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What types of trips and when are they available?
- Montana's Missouri River offers multi-day canoe and camping adventures typically ranging from 3 to 7 days. They also offer single-day floats upon request and guide availability. Their operating season is from June through September.
- Are these trips suitable for families and beginners?
- Yes, all trips are family-friendly and suitable for all ages and ability levels as they are on flat water with no rapids. Group sizes are small, rarely exceeding 14 people, and solo travelers are welcome.
- What is included in the all-inclusive trip?
- Yes, the trips are all-inclusive. Montana's Missouri River provides everything needed for the adventure, including ultralight canoes, paddles, spacious tents, camping gear, and meals. This allows guests to simply relax and enjoy the experience without worrying about planning or packing extensive equipment.
- Where are you located and where do the trips start?
- The company is located in Fort Benton, Montana, and all canoe trips start and end at their headquarters at 2210 Main St. They are passionate about this local river and sharing its history and beauty with visitors.