And here's a secret--Riverboarding involves much more than just adrenaline and whitewater (tho those are the ingredients we give the most attention). You'll appreciate the relaxing Class I water between rapids and discover an incredible way to share an adventure with friends. Sometimes face-level with a family of otters is just as much of an adventure as being face-level with a school bus sized wave. In any case, we have had more fun with riverboarding with our friends and guides over the years than we can begin to express. Our guests come from all over the world to experience the whitewater of the Alberton Gorge where we've introduced thousands of people to the thrill of riverboarding. Our mission is to help you experience the ultimate whitewater thrill. Come catch a mountain wave and surf Montana with us! 2012 is going to be our best surf season yet.
Showing posts with label Riverboarding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Riverboarding. Show all posts
Monday, March 26, 2012
Missoula Surfing Forecast: Riverboard Montana
HHave you ever gone for a four mile swim?..twelve mile swim?.. A twenty mile swim? When you riverboard the Alberton Gorge with Montana River Guides the powerful Clark Fork River carries you through a spectacular canyon and plenty of thrilling rapids--and you'll experience Montana in a way few people ever have.
Monday, June 28, 2010
TIger Team Surfs Montana
Tom Turney's TIger Team showed up last Firday ready to ride some of Montana's best water on Riverboards. We spent one day on the Blackfoot River and two days on the Alberton Gorge. while camping at the Alberton Gorge Ranch. Over 43 miles of rivers riverboarded in two and a half days.
Great rivers and great people. Thanks Tiger Team from Tommy, Matt, Mike, Bernice and Yael.
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Tuesday, September 15, 2009
September Surfing: Riverboard Trips in Montana
We've finally hit those premium low water surfing levels that have been arriving in Late July and Early August the past ten years. What an amazing year for riverflows we've had--yahooo! We're still on the river every day --usually we have the river to ourselves along with a few bald eagles, kinfishers, osprey and otters,...it's so quiet down in the canyon, ...more wildlife is coming out. The Gorge is tranquil between surf sessions at Triple, Icebox, Tumbleweed, Resurgulator and Fang.
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