Trip Planner
Discover the longest undammed river in the contiguous U.S., flowing through Paradise Valley and offering world-class fly-fishing and scenic beauty.
Fish the renowned blue-ribbon trout waters of the Madison River, running from Yellowstone National Park through the Madison Valley and attracting anglers from around the world.
Wander along the Jefferson River, rich with historical significance and known for its serene fishing spots and scenic landscapes that capture the essence of Montana.
Enjoy a wild whitewater rafting adventure or a calm, scenic float trip on the Gallatin River as it winds through the Gallatin Canyon — also a popular spot for fly-fishing.
Explore this lesser-known gem, surrounded by untouched wilderness and rife with excellent fishing opportunities.
Float and fish the Stillwater River, which flows through the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness and offers rugged Montana beauty perfect for outdoor enthusiasts.
Enjoy boating, camping and fishing at Cooney Reservoir, a favorite spot for wide-open recreation and scenic views.
Hike to Hyalite Reservoir, surrounded by forested peaks and a local favorite for paddleboarding, camping and enjoying the great outdoors.
Cast a line in Hebgen Lake, known for its excellent fishing and water sports, located just outside the boundary of Yellowstone National Park.
Visit the striking Quake Lake, formed by a 1959 earthquake, and experience a unique setting for fishing and exploration of Montana’s natural history.
Help protect Montana’s waterways! Stop at all watercraft inspection stations (it’s the law, folks!) and remember: Clean. Drain. Dry. With these simple steps, we can keep our rivers and lakes free from pesky invasive species.
