We offer canoeing and kayaking unlike anywhere in the world...
The Big Fork River offers 166 miles of tranquil waters and picturesque forests. Although the Big Fork is often very placid, the current can be quick and powerful when the water level is high. There are only two stretches that are difficult enough to require portage: Little American Falls (Class III-IV) and Big Falls (Class IV-V).

For the fishing enthusiast, the river offers an excellent variety of fishing opportunities. Sturgeon, Muskie, Walleye, Small Mouth Bass, and Northern Pike populate this river.

If you're looking for wildlife, you won't be disappointed. White tail deer make frequent appearances along the shoreline, especially near dusk. The great bald eagle will often be seen soaring overhead. Many species of ducks may accompany you for stretches of your journey. Beaver and otter are also a common sight on the river banks. Countless varieties of songbirds inhabit the Big Fork River Valley. Moose, timberwolves, and black bear have also been spotted by some of our fortunate guests.