Rafting, Floating & Boating in Yellowstone Country
Whitewater Rafting? Tackle the tricky (to class IV) rapids of the Gallatin River, or cruise down the vast waters of the mighty Yellowstone River. In addition, you'll find some outstanding kayaking and canoeing on many smaller river and lakes. From the challenging rapids of the Stillwater River to the peaceful waters of Hyalite Reservoir, there is plenty of fun and thrills on the waters of Yellowstone Country. And don't forget about boating on Yellowstone and Lewis Lakes in Yellowstone National Park.
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Rafting the Yellowstone River
Running from Gardiner through Paradise Valley to Livingston, then east through Sweet Grass and Stillwater Counties, the mighty Yellowstone River offers many miles of easy to intermediate floating.
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Rafting the Gallatin River
The Gallatin River offers easy to challenging rapids (class I to IV), depending where you float, and the time of year.
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Floating & Boating
There are many places in Yellowstone Country to play in the water. This could mean kayaking the challenging rapids (class IV-V) of the west end of the Stillwater River, surf-sailing at Hyalite Reservoir, or canoeing at Headwaters State Park.
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Boating Yellowstone National Park
Come boat in Yellowstone National Park, America's First Playground, to experience the exceptional vistas one can experience being out on the water! Boating is allowed on both Yellowstone and Lewis Lakes, with easily accessible boat ramps and/or marinas.
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