Pros: Staff are awesome, friendly, and knowledgeable. Parking is easy. There is a store with food,…read moredrinks, and clothing. The area is beautiful. Cons: The boat that is covered gets hot inside, unless there is a cool breeze. If you are in the covered boat and not seated at a window, you will miss the majority of sites that are called out during the narration. Views are very limited. If the boat is full, you can't really walk and hang out on the back of the boat which is open air. The boat moves very slow. Did I mention it gets warm? My advice: if an option, take the open air boat (Sacajawea) where there is no cover (bring sunscreen). Check to see if they rent pontoons or other boats. Just an ok experience and wouldn't do it again.

We didn't think that the boat tour lived up to the hype. If you're local or have lots of time on…read moreyour hands go for it, it's a nice boat ride and the staff is wonderful. Food at the cafe looked good too. If you're a tourist budgeting your time you might want to pass. On our two hour boat ride we learned a bit about the area, Lewis & Clark and the flora & fauna. The ride itself was basically looking at rock cliffs, pine trees and spinning around in circles for different views. With the required half hour early request and a little time after the tour it took about three hours of our time.

West of Helena along a curvy and steeply graded stretch of US 12, MacDonald Pass is a spot for…read moregetting a great view of the valley towards Helena and there are a handful of trails nearby. Several cars were parked while we briefly climbed to the top of one of the peaks to look out and take some pictures. The sign at the side of the road details the history of the pass between Deer Lodge and Helena, a tragic murder, a ghost story and some aviation history. While we were passing through, a pickup truck pulling a camper trailer was probably going too fast down the grade and had an accident. Fortunately, no one looked hurt. Be careful and watch your speed on these curvy mountain roads!

Everytime I go fishing with River Knight Outfitters I catch lots of fish, learn more about fly…read morefishing and how to catch fish. They are enjoyable to be around and I look forward to fishing with them again.

Really nice park, well patrolled, well maintained. They have "skate school" in the summer! There is…read morelittle graffiti compared to most parks and the trash is always kept picked up!

Found a poor quality sapphire two carats and pepper corn sized sapphires of poor quality as well…read more Im not impressed at all. Not gem quality Sapphires! Industrial grade sanding sapphires! The experience was rather abrasive.

Didn't find much-- about 3 tiny gems, but it was fun. The staff were helpful and made us feel…read morewelcome.

Russell Dobrzynski is the best guide in the Craig, MT area....hands down!! I can say that because I…read morehad three other guides prior to connecting with him. Not only is he an avid outdoors' man, but he is also extremely knowledgeable and enthusiastic about teaching fly fishing skills. You will hook fish and land fish with dry flies as well as nymphs. Russell helped me land an 18 inch brown and numerous fat rainbows on the Missouri River. If you want to learn to fly fish, Russ is your teacher. If you want to put your fly fishing skills to use; he will take you where the fish live. But, more important, he will help you keep the fish where they live ;-). Live the Montana Dream, ask for Russell on your next fly fishing excursion. Request him ahead of time, the word is out!!

Unprofessional guiding experience…read more We booked a three-day guided trip with Russ through Montana Dream Fishing Outfitters- two days drifting the Missouri River and one day wading the Blackfoot. To his credit, Russ knows both stretches of water well and put us on active fish throughout the trip. That said, the overall experience felt unprofessional. Over the course of the three days, Russ's comments and attention toward me felt flirtatious and inappropriate, uncomfortable given I was there with my boyfriend. There was also a clear, consistent imbalance in guiding: whether we were drifting the Missouri or wading the Blackfoot, Russ focused heavily on getting me onto fish while giving my boyfriend noticeably less help. On the river days, he also seemed to position the boat at times in ways that worked against my boyfriend landing a fish. The low point came at the end of the trip. When we tipped Russ, he complained about the amount and lectured us on tipping etiquette. Criticizing clients over a voluntary gratuity is not okay. We caught fish across both rivers, but that doesn't offset three days with an outfitter who made one of us uncomfortable, treated us unequally, and then lectured us about money. I wouldn't book again.

Would not send your child here . Hands down worst ymca ever! They will over charge you, then try…read moreand make you feel guilty for wanting your own money back, as if it's your fault and the CEO Judi Allen is one of the most disrespectful people I have ever had to speak with if negative stars was a thing I would give that.

It's been years and years of horrible management. Just when I think it's better- it's worse. I…read morewould love to see better organization from management staff. Especially with the group sports. Also, please keep your website up to date.

Great staff that were helpful and kind. We rented 3 bikes for 2 days of riding. Helped us with…read morebikes, rides and food/drink recommendations. Highly recommend!

Not only did they tell me one price and once they got my unit in they changed the price to a much…read morehigher price went from $40 to $90 couldn't get my part back because I've done work on it. And now I get it home and I cannot get the rear wheel back on my bike because the tolerances are not right and are way too tight now I will never ever do business with these Schmucks again they are Crooks criminals do not trust them with your product learn how to fix your own stuff. I will be learning to fix my own bike before I'd ever go back to them .