Kayak the Flathead River from Columbia Falls to Kalispell, Montana! Near Glacier National Park!

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  • Опубликовано: 25 окт 2024

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  • @gunman-6646
    @gunman-6646 3 года назад +1

    Great video bro.!

  • @TorreyRyan84
    @TorreyRyan84 4 года назад +1

    Love this so much! Great to see the Family having a great time. Im seriously debating about finding a way out to you so you can show me your side of life.

  • @joewebb3331
    @joewebb3331 2 года назад +1

    Headed to Glacier National Park mid July. Can you give contact info for local sea kayak rentals, or Outfitter that provides services. Sea Kayaker interested in full day trip on Flathead River. No white water.
    Tks
    Joe W

    • @goodmorningrunner
      @goodmorningrunner  2 года назад

      Glacier outfitters is well known in the area for having a good reputation on guided trips and rentals. www.goglacieroutfitters.com/ Sportsmans Ski Haus in Kalispell has kayak rentals, mostly recreational. www.sportsmanskihaus.com/ I can't say if they curently have sea kayaks for rent in their inventory... but they are who I would call first.

    • @goodmorningrunner
      @goodmorningrunner  2 года назад

      For a day trip you can start at Lake Mcdonald and take Mcdnoald Creek to the Flathead River ending up all the way down at Flathead Lake. I would hire a guide for this trip to be sure you stay on course. Your guide can also cover transport, Glacier Outfitters is well known for doing this. Link above. Cheers!

    • @DougieFresh620
      @DougieFresh620 2 года назад +1

      @@goodmorningrunner That's a heck of a long day trip

    • @goodmorningrunner
      @goodmorningrunner  2 года назад

      @@DougieFresh620 Yes agreed. Everyone should check in with local guides on current water flows, hazards and conditions when planning a float.

  • @morphologyms5237
    @morphologyms5237 Год назад

    How long was the float?

    • @goodmorningrunner
      @goodmorningrunner  Год назад

      4 hours if you go with the current. Less if you paddle through it.