Blackfeet Outfitters is simply the best way to experience Montana life. Offering hunting, fishing,…read moreand jeep tours, this outfitter is the tops in exploring the backcountry of the Blackfeet Reservation near Babb. Words of warning: activities with Algers, your wonderful guide, are not for the tame, but those with an adventurous spirit seeking some guidance from a backcountry expert. This is not safari, just time spent enjoying being alive in a beautiful place. My boyfriend and I chose to do a Jeep Tour with Blackfeet Outfits. Normally, I don't splurge on things I deem to be "touristy," as I hail from a resort town myself and am fairly comfortable outdoors. But, it was September, high bear season, a last minute trip and yadayadayada, so a jeep tour sounded safer. I am SO glad I didn't miss out on the Jeep Tour experience! Other than tranquil Glacier National Park, the time spent with Algers of Blackfeet Outfitters was the highlight of our Montana Excursion. I'm already looking forward to going back next year for fly-fishing, and renting one of the awesome cabins on the property. I saw some mixed reviews online of his lodging. I'm not sure where that stems from, although I assume it's because Babb isn't as glamorous as staying in the Park itself. It is however way more comfortable and a short drive to the Many Glaciers entrance of GNP. For those with RVs, he also has 17 hook ups on site. Best time ever.

Had a great fishing trip it was a great time. The fishing was good but the sight seeing was amazing.read more

We had a fantastic time on the half day whitewater trip with V as our guide. Everything will be…read moreprovided including wet shoes and splash jackets if needed. Wild River rafts have fewer people in each boat making it a lot more fun than the competitors. PLUS I prefer to support locally owned businesses when possible.

Wild River Adventures scenic float on the Flathead River in West Glacier was the perfect thing for…read moreour large group of 17. We had adults over 70 and toddlers. We felt safe, and in the capable hands of Whitney our guide. The views were magnificent, the opportunities to dip in plentiful and even a yummy cookie break to boot. I would happily do this again and again.

We had a wonderful stay at the Sky Eco. We rented a cabin that was amazing, updated and perfect for…read moreour Glacier visit. Close to the park but away from the craziness. The kitchen was appropriately stocked for us. The owners were great to work with and we could not have been happier. We would highly recommend it.

Rented E-bikes to do GTTSR in Glacier Natl Park. Rental was very easy to book online, when we…read morearrived at the shop, everything was ready to go. How to use the e-bikes was thoroughly explained. Price was the best we found, and included the helmet & bike locks too. Bikes were in excellent condition & worked great! We had a great time & highly recommend Sky Eco Rentals! The gentleman who helped us was knowledgeable & was very friendly.

We reserved round trip tickets, but due to all the trail closures in the area due to bear activity…read morewe took the boat one way across the Swiftcurrent Lake and Lake Josephine and walked back to the Many Glacier hotel. On the first boat our boat captain was Tim and unfortunately I couldn't hear him on the boat ride across the lake. There is a short walk (about a 1/4 mile up and over a hill) to the next lake where you embark on the second boat. The boat captain Jackson was great. He gave us a safety brief and then told us about the area. He was friendly and helpful. We decided to walk back rather than take the return boat. We didn't take the return tickets, but we wished we had because we saw a couple walking along the trail with their be family that probably could have used them and enjoyed the ride back. The scenery is breathtaking. The trail was muddy due to the recent rains but relatively flat from the boat dock back to Many Glacier hotel. We wanted to hike to the lake, but we decided to get back at a decent time and skipped the hike to the lake. It was a great experience. The boats are clean and well maintained. Note: When entering the park, you will drive a few miles on a graded dirt road after Bapp to the park entrance. At the park entrance, the road is paved to the hotel.

The back of both out kayak seats where broken. The girl Bella didn't help us setup the kayaks at…read moreall, foot pegs where not in the right place, back rests where broken. Needless to say it was a pretty uncomfortable kayaking experience. I told a different girl at the front desk about the broken seats, she said sorry then proceeded to charge us the full rate. Disappointing all around.

I have rented boats and jetskis from other companies in the valley the last few years but this was…read moreour first summer renting from Titan Rental. They were closest to the vacation home that we rented for the week in Somers and delivered the boat right to our docks! I was very pleased with the quality of their boats, particular their 24' pontoon. The pontoon was in great condition, unlike many rental companies using run down equipment. We also rented their smaller boat the day before and it was also above average, ran very smoothly and was nicely cleaned and well kept. Their customer service is impeccable- friendly, happy, and grateful. Prices were comparable and somewhat cheaper than most places. They also do long term rentals at a special rate. We will definitely rent from them again soon.

From the owner: Lowest priced boat rental on beautiful flathead lake! Pontoons, jetskis, deck boats, paddleboards,…read morecanoes!! Convenient location, we are here to serve you! Please call 8909909

We did the 2hr tour from Waterton (Canada) to goat haunt (in the US) with a 30 min stop there. I…read morethink the tour was very good--we learned about the area--very informative. At $85 each ($64 US) this tour is overpriced (compared to the US boat tours in Glacier that cost between $19 and $38 each). Also, it would be nice to reserve the tickets on line ahead of time rather than making sure we got to the dock by 6pm the day before to buy tickets in person. Tip: if you want a seat on the top (the best views and cooler) make sure you get in line 30 minutes before your cruise. Also, there are no bathrooms on the boat but there are restrooms in goat haunt. Glad we did it.

We did this morning tour at 10 am when we were at Waterton Lakes…read more The tour was very well done. It was informative and interesting to learn about the area. Unfortunately, this summer they aren't able to land at goat haunt because the US doesn't have enough parks workers. There are great views along the whole Upper Waterton Lake. We sat up top which is uncovered for the best views. It was a little chilly at times, but not too bad. They said you often see wildlife like moose and bears. We didn't see either, but we did get to see a bald eagle. I think this is a great thing to do to introduce you to the park.

Super nice and helpful!! Very easy to choose from their large selection of watercraft, and Cameron…read moreLake is where it's at! The manager of the Boat Rental place is very kind -- he went all over the dock asking people if they had lost a phone and then their other employees helped me find him, and now I have my phone back!! Highly recommend :)

Great opportunity to explore Cameron Lake from the water and see so much more of its beauty without…read moredisturbing the terrain. Be prepared for changeable weather and don't go out alone. That was my first mistake, as was going out in gloomy weather. Wear a watch so you know your time too. I went around the lake having understood I could "do that in an hour". I'm NOT an experienced kayaker and stated that. I was told it could get gusty out there. Glorious peaceful time heading up. Ran into stiff winds and some rain on the way back and it took alot of cursing, gritting my teeth and girding my old loins to push home. Needless to say I was well over the hour but we called it even. Only reason this isn't a 5 star is because I was surprised they didn't come out given the weather shift and me being the ONLY boat on the lake.Oddly I didn't have a "time out" on my sheet, but hubby figured I was out there for over 2 hours. He asked the staff about it as he was starting to get worried, but they said they were tracking me the entire time. I made it back but it was a little scary at times. I stayed close to shore though. Remember, I'm nearly 60, young folks would probably eat this up and find it exhilarating! So....Despite my over ambitious excursion you have GOT to try it!! If you're in relatively good shape you can do this!! The scenery and serenity was breathtaking. Good little kayak! There are canoes, paddle boats, SUP. Just don't be stubborn like me! People like me are the reason they have waivers and overcharges.

We went to the marina for the 14th annual Woody boat show. There were 50 wooden boats on display in…read morethe marina some as old as the 1920's, all restored and in excellent working condition. It was so cool to see. Some of the owners were there to answer questions and just talk about their boats. But it was a rainy day so most owners were not standing in the rain. We did talk to one owner who said his dad bought his boat to use as a fishing boat in the 1950's. The son, current owner has refinished it and uses it as a pleasure boat today. Impressive display of these old crafts. You had to go through the lodge to get to the marina and it was also impressive. There was plenty of parking and they were shuttling folks on golf carts from the parking lots and on street parking areas. Nice event, cool lodge.

Nice friendly staff. Kayaks and canoes available to use until 9pm. I think one hour you get plenty…read moreof exercise. The views are beautiful. Make sure to wear big spray due to mosquitos. Wear your sunscreen there is no shade. Great spot to canoe or kayak!

This was fun! Haylie from Northern Utah got us all set up and was as kind as could be. There is a…read morebit of a wait for a boat during popular times but they put your name on a list and call you out in the order that you reserved when a boat comes in. They do ask you about how long you plan to be out and try to gauge it a bit for the next person. It does take about an hour to get across the lake and an hour back- so I imagine most folks are renting for two to three hours. You can also take it to the lodge and dock and eat if you want. All in all a nice time but just do understand a head of time that a wait for a boat is part of the adventure.

Was a good way to get out on the lake! Kinda expensive. Staff was great! Definitely no speed demon…read morewith a 9.9hp motor.

This locally owned raft company made my first white water rafting trip one to remember!…read more They were able to graciously accommodate a last minute booking change the day before. Had all the equipment we needed to stay warm on a chilly day with scattered showers. Taught us everything we needed to know to navigate the waters safely. Provided some great shopping, dining, and hiking recommendations. And all the tour guides were lowkey comedians who should consider riffing some of their jokes off at a comedy club's open mic night. Thank you guys! We had a blast!

We rafted and rented E bikes here. Staff is amazing and the equipment is great…read more Rafting the middle fork of the flathead was a blast. Class II-III with a couple nice rapids. Jamie and Jimbo are great hosts/guides and keep it entertaining.