Rapids vary in size depending on water levels. Families love it! The Yellowstone white water rafting trip is great for children ages 6 and up. Spectacular views may include spotting wildlife such as river otters and bald eagles. We are located on Main Street Scott Street on a riverfront property within walking distance from lodging and campgrounds in central Gardiner. You can even see some of the rapids from our backyard!
View Yellowstone Trips. Yellowstone Whitewater Rafting — Gardiner, MT Whitewater Rafting Yellowstone Our Yellowstone whitewater rafting trip is a fun, wide, high-volume river that features rolling wave rapids.
This 5 mile trip during early season high water will be sure to satisfy thrill seekers! What is your cancellation policy?
We require a hour cancellation notice to fully refund your deposit or price of your trip. Any cancellation that is not 48 hours before your scheduled departure will be charged the total cost of the trip. To cancel, you must speak with a staff member directly. Do not leave messages to cancel. How big will the rapids be?
These are rolling rapids with no waterfalls or drops that are suitable for everybody throughout the season. However, the rapids are biggest in the early season May and June after the snow melts and slow down later in the summer and fall.
Do you offer any group discounts? The more people in your group, the larger the discount. Please give us a call if you have a large group to inquire about discounts. Youth groups, wedding parties, family reunions, corporate seminars, Boy Scouts — whatever your group, we would be glad to arrange a trip and schedule to meet your special needs. We're well-equipped to handle large parties and have special permits to customize trips.
Should I expect any fees or gratuities? We're licensed by the National Park Service and the U. Forest Service, which charge a small fee per person to operate. These fees are listed as the Land and Water use fees upon checkout. These two fees add up to be less than most states' sales tax which Montana doesn't have. Gratuities are not included, but are always appreciated for excellent service from our outstanding guides who work very hard!.
Do you ever cancel trips for weather or other reasons? We realize our guests may have only one opportunity to raft with us, so it's extremely rare for us to cancel trips. Storms move through quickly, so it could be raining while you check in and hot and sunny for the duration of your raft trip.
We raft rain or shine. Rafting in the rain can be a pleasant surprise. Deep reds, greens, and yellows leap from the landscape with a little moisture and the smell of mountain rain mixed with sage brush fill your senses. We have all the gear to keep you warm We reserve the right to cancel trips due to: Water levels that are too high or too low. Unseasonably cold temperatures or extreme winds Insufficient number of people 4 person minimum for rafting, 2 person minimum for kayaking.
What responsibilities do I assume when signing my waiver? Although we take every precaution to safeguard you and your belongings, river trips, by their nature, involve a certain amount of risk. Yellowstone Raft Co. Also in Gardiner, Mont. Trips are suitable for the entire family, from beginners to more seasoned thrill-seekers.
From its source in the northwest corner of Yellowstone National Park, the Gallatin River courses north for miles to join the Madison and Jefferson rivers in the quaint, small town of Three Forks, Mont. Its upper 40 miles dish out the most thrilling whitewater, with miles of rapids, rocks and waves. Half-day, full-day, and overnight trips are available. The Gallatin and Gardiner locations also offers zipline tours.
Most famous for its excellent fly-fishing, the Madison River also offers great miles for rafting and tubing. Montana Whitewater Rafting and Zipline Company offers a shuttle and rental tubes, including coolers, for trips on the Madison River.
This is a great option for families with children or anyone looking for a mellow day out on the river. Two-hour to half-day trips are available. The riverbanks are full of wildlife including eagles, elk and deer.
Bring sunscreen and a camera; carry a plastic bag so you can safely stow your camera when you hit the rapids. Obtain a permit for your float or raft by visiting one of the Yellowstone campgrounds, ranger stations, entrance gates or camp offices. You must be able to demonstrate that you have approved flotation devices for every passenger. Take your nonmotorized float to the channel between the Lewis and Shoshone Lakes, which allows personal watercraft.
You won't encounter rapids in this part of the park, but you will be able to relax, fish or enjoy the wildlife from your raft without having to watch for motorized craft. You also can launch a float from the marinas, but you'll have to compete with canoes, kayaks and motor boats.
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