Top Montana Kayaking Tours

Our most popular tour! Join us on a stunning kayak tour to and from beautiful and primitive Wild Horse Island on Flathead Lake! The rich wildlife diversity of Wild Horse Island makes it an excellent spot for observing and photographing nature. Among its inhabitants are bighorn sheep, mule deer, bald eagles, osprey, and of course -a small herd of wild horses. We provide a comfy kayak for every guest and all the gear to keep everyone safe while paddling. We also provide maps and all the information necessary for you to safely explore for 2 1/2 hours on Wild Horse Island. Your knowledgeable guide will paddle with you from our "put in" spot to/from Wild Horse Island.

See Whitefish in a whole new way on the only clear kayaks in the Flathead Valley. Go on a nocturnal adventure with see-through kayaks that illuminate after the sun sets. Start your excursion during daylight with a paddle up Whitefish River, then reach Whitefish Lake for a spectacular sunset. Enjoy being on the water under the stars in this unique nighttime experience.

Glide across Glacier’s pristine waters with a completely unique view of the breathtaking surroundings—above and below. We provide free roof racks, trolleys, phone cases, cargo nets, and more so you can take your crystal-clear gear anywhere. See Glacier National Park from a whole new perspective!

Book your clear kayak today! We believe this is the best way to experience Glacier's water and surrounding areas. We offer free roof-racks, trolleys, cellphone cases, cargo nets and more! When you rent from us you can take your clear gear anywhere. Experience Glacier National Park from a unique perspective. We provide to delivery to certain locations, please give us a call to arrange delivery!

Spend half a day kayaking down the Madison River during this guided excursion, ideal for participants of all skill levels looking for an alternative to the standard walking tours. Alongside a small group capped at ten, listen as your guide tells you about the local scenery, wildlife, and history, information you wouldn’t get if kayaking independently.

Paddle across Whitefish Lake and the tranquil Whitefish River on a guided kayak tour. Begin your adventure at Whitefish Lake State Park, where you’ll receive all necessary gear. Then paddle along the shoreline, taking in stunning views of Big Mountain and the distant peaks of Glacier National Park. Next you will get to the gentle Whitefish River. Keep an eye out for local wildlife, including deer and various bird species. This immersive experience promises both natural beauty and a touch of local history, all while enjoying the crystal-clear waters and amazing views around you.

We’re proud to be offering a truly unique way to explore the pristine waters of Flathead Lake. Our crystal-clear kayaks let you see straight through to the lake bottom, turning every paddle into a one-of-a-kind adventure. Whether you're watching fish swim beneath you or drifting over colorful rock beds, this immersive experience blends outdoor exploration with a fresh, unforgettable perspective you won’t find anywhere else in the state.

Discover the beauty of Flathead Lake on this 2-hour guided kayak tour in a clear kayak, offering a unique window into the crystal-clear waters below. Launching from Somers Bay, you’ll paddle through calm, sheltered waters, explore a chain of scenic islands, and take in breathtaking mountain views. Along the way, your guide will share fascinating history about the area, from the historic Somers Lumber Company to the unique geology of Flathead Lake—one of the cleanest and largest natural freshwater lakes in the U.S. Keep an eye out for bald eagles, osprey, and other native wildlife, and on warm days, enjoy the opportunity to take a refreshing swim in the lake’s famous clear waters. Perfect for all skill levels, this tour is an unforgettable way to experience Montana’s most stunning lake up close!

Take a lively and fun paddle around Somers Bay of Flathead Lake, Montana and the bay's chain of Juniper Islands. Paddle in and around the historic pier system remaining from the 1900s Somers Lumber Company. Somers Bay is sheltered and generally calm which makes it a perfect trip for young paddlers. Nature lovers will enjoy sighting mature and immature Bald Eagles along with Osprey and other native birds that inhabit the islands. On a warm day, for extra fun, we might just stop for a quick swim in the sand flats or jump off the island!