Class 2 rapids (aka Class II) are beginner-friendly whitewater with a quicker current, medium-sized waves, and clear channels. They’re exciting and fun, with small bounces and splashes, but manageable for first-time rafters and families. Most people who try whitewater...
Can’t decide between horseback riding or whitewater rafting for your epic Montana vacation? You can do both! The Saddle and Paddle trip combines two classic Western adventures into one fun day: a morning trail ride and an afternoon rafting trip on the Yellowstone...
Kids and adults love rafting on the Yellowstone River Can Kids Go Whitewater Rafting? Yes! And they often love it even more than adults do! Because the Yellowstone River has sections with calm, relaxed water and others with exciting whitewater rapids, families with...
Photo credit Kevin Chang, CC BY 4.0 Paradise Valley stretches 55 miles along the Yellowstone River between Livingston and Yellowstone’s North Entrance in Gardiner. It’s a gateway to the park with fewer crowds, wide-open spaces, and mountain views on both...
Fishing in Yellowstone. Credit: NPS. Yes, you can fish in Yellowstone National Park. You’ll need to buy a park fishing permit if you’re 16 or older, and you’ll need to follow specific gear and tackle rules (no felted footwear, barbed hooks, bait, or...
