Thank you Wayne and Gia,…read more Absolutely fantastic trip. Every detail was organized perfectly. Particularly enjoyed both the quality and quantity of food. Tremendous lasagna and then a pork tenderloin. Staff are amazing. Also the attitude of we're out in the wild let's do some fun stuff. Absolutely amazing. Thank you very much

We did the Clark Fork afternoon trip. Jack was our guide. We had a 7-year-old and a 10-year-old in…read moreour group. We all loved it. The photos were worth it, especially since the price was so cheap, but the experience was incredible. Jack was perfect! We loved this and would do it again!

We had the best time with Montana river guides. Sam, our rafting guide was super knowledgeable and…read morewelcoming. Mike, the owner, was so genuine and a staple of the community for whatever you might need. Photographer Mike (x2) took the best pictures and his dog provided the best assist. Caleb was our safety guide in case anything were to go awry. They were all amazing and invested in our experience. Being from California I was intimidated by the judgment I may have received by others but these were the best people we could have met. Book the amazing family run Montana River Guides over anyone else!

Being from lazy river CT, this was a super rush and the staff was super helpful in making sure we…read morehad a safe time on the Alberton Gorge. All safety gear including helmets (necessary) was provided and our guide knew the river inside & out. Montana is definitely a destination state for white water rafting- the river and the scenery is amazing!

Such a cool store. Always a must stop when we come into Missoula. Staff is friendly and helpful.read more

Service was awesome. Very knowledgeable about local conditions. Will definitely be backread more

My son and I came to Missoula for the weekend just to fly fish. We fish a fair amount but it was…read moreonly our second time fly fishing. When I spoke to Doug a few weeks prior to our arrival, he wasn't sure how good the trout fishing was going to be as the river flows were quite high. But we had an amazing trip. We did two days with Doug and he is professional, personable, punctual, extremely knowledgeable of the local rivers and just made it very enjoyable. Made great lunches for our full day of fishing and gave us a tremendous amount of local history for Missoula. We caught some great fish in some conditions that were less than ideal. I would highly recommend Clear Creek Outfitters.

My 16 year old daughter and I went out with Doug today, and we had a blast. He was so patient…read moreteaching us and spending extra time with my daughter to help us land fish. He kept us on fish the entire time. This was a perfect day on the river! We are already planning a 3 or 4 day trip for next year. Thank you Doug!

What a fun park! I definitely recommend whether you're local, or just passing through.read more

The folks living near this 42 acre park are lucky. A oasis in Missoula with lots of trees and a…read morecreek called the Rattlesnake Creek running through it. When I was there it seemed that many locals had walked to the park with their dogs. They are supposed keep their dogs on a lease per local ordinance though three people were letting the dogs run around of the lease. This is a problem especially when the dogs are not well trained and jump up on strangers. I was not to happy about a wet dog jumping on me. There is a small free parking area near Spruce Street with boards put up by the local Audubon Society to educate visitors to what type of birds like the park. Most of the park was donated by The Greenough Family in 1902.

I LOVE the M trails in Montana! I've never seen anything like it in other states but they're so…read morecute and always great little hikes. I live in Bozeman so I was very excited to compare M trails. The parking here was a little stressful as there are only 3 visitor spots and the rest you need a campus tag. It's nice for the students that it's so close by (that's not the case in Bozeman) but hard if you're not a student. There is only one way up to the M while there are several ways up to the Bozeman one. I loved the Strava map that showed all the crazy looking switch backs but in reality it was an easy hike with amazing views. The wildflowers were so vibrant and I loved that you can touch and sit on the M. The bathrooms are also fantastic! The hike is 1.8 miles with a little more than 500ft elevation so it's very fun and doable for most people.

It's a nice uphill work out! Much shorter than I thought but overall a fun hike. It was smoky when…read morewe stopped by here so I know the view is so much better when cleared

Great group of people and a cool little fly shop. Our two guides put us on fish all day long even…read morewith low flows! Would definitely use them again.

Casual. Accommodating. (I use the shop for fly tying…read morematerials. If you run into George K., he's a wealth of knowledge and fun to talk to.)

Missoula really likes their big letters: right across the "M" Trail is the Mount Jumbo trail that…read morehas the big "L" on it. I'm surprised I don't see the rest of the alphabet! To get here type in "Mount Jumbo Trailhead" on Google Maps. It'll take you to a residential area with a couple parking spots which is basically neighborhood street parking; you'll see the trail head with a sign as you pull up. There are a lot fewer people here than the "M" but there are also fewer parking spots, so come early if you can. Similar to the "M" Trail there's a bit of an incline to the "L" Trail. I think the initial incline for the "M" is slightly harder but this is still a decent incline hike. When you get to the "L" on the mountain there's a set of stairs on the left of it to continue going. Not long after some narrow walkways you'll end up on this wide-open area with tons of wavy hilltops which is just beautiful. There are mountains and trees all around and is very peaceful and quiet. If you go 2 miles you'll reach the highest point of the trail but that's technically not the end. There's a slight decline after the highest point for another mile until you get to the saddle. It's called that because it's in between the two hilltops. Unfortunately it was very cloudy from all the smoke in the area so the view wasn't what I was hoping for and I didn't go all the way to the saddle and but it was still a nice hike and still decent views of the city and surrounding areas.

I don't want a medium sized mountain. Not even a large one. Nope. I want a Jumbo Mount. Well, here…read moreyou have it. Mount Jumbo. This is also known as Mount Loyola for some reason, but nobody is "loyala" to that name. It's iconic and it is beautiful and it truly towers over Missoula in the western part of Montana. The locals called it "the thing in the way" which is a pretty awesome name for a mountain. It's definitely one of the most beautiful mountains in the country and they spent about eight million trying to make sure this mountain would always be protected, which is good so well done to the locals for doing that. Honestly other Republican states would have exploited the sh** out of their rural monstrosities, but not this town... which is a very very liberal town. It's absolutely stunning. And I will always like this town for being a tiny pocket of blue in a sea of red as they say.