Run Class III–IV rapids on a guided Clark Fork River raft trip with lunch included
~5 Hours
10+ people
Guide, gear, lunch
Spend about 5 hours rafting the Clark Fork River with a guide leading you through a series of Class III–IV rapids. Take breaks for swimming holes and rock jumping, then refuel with an all-you-can-eat lunch buffet.
Ages 6+. Start time is listed in Pacific Standard Time (PST). A Montana Conservation License is required for all users over age 12; confirm details with Greetwell before booking.
Cancel or reschedule with at least 48 hours’ notice for a full refund. If you cancel inside 48 hours or do not show up, you will be charged the full price. The trip is subject to weather; same-day cancellations are still charged the full price.
Meet at 9:00am Pacific Standard Time (PST), which is 10:00am Montana time (Mountain Standard Time, MST). Plan for the time change so you don’t arrive an hour early or late.
Yes. This trip takes place on state land and requires all users over age 12 to have a Montana Conservation License. This is an extra requirement; confirm how to obtain it before you go.
Wear weather-appropriate clothing and shoes you don’t mind getting wet. If you plan to swim, bring a change of clothes for after the trip. Wetsuits are provided if needed.
201 William Lloyd Lane, Superior, MT 59872
With an exceptional reputation built on professional, friendly service, this rafting company stands out for guides who genuinely care about creating memorable experiences. Reviewers consistently praise guides like Josh, Disney, Jessie, and Gator by name for being informative, funny, and skilled at making everyone feel comfortable on the water. The staff goes above and beyond—one guest shared how Josh personally tracked down and mailed a forgotten sweater, exemplifying the care this team shows even after trips end. The operation runs trips on both the Clark Fork and Spokane rivers, offering everything from whitewater rapids to scenic floats depending on season and water levels. Guests appreciate the thoughtful touches like complimentary drinks (including adult beverages), wetsuits, dry bags for valuables, and available gear for purchase. Communication is particularly strong, with staff proactively reaching out about changes to water conditions or scheduling adjustments. One thing to note: time slots occasionally shift based on booking numbers, so maintaining some flexibility helps. The booking process is consistently described as easy, and the overall experience leaves people eager to return with family and friends.
Great trip with Josh on the Spokane River. Too late in the season for whitewater but he made sure to steer us through some bumps and splashes along the way. So close to downtown, easy to get to if you're looking for something a little different that isn't too far of a hike. Beware, raft captain may take a selfie when you ask him to take a photo of you and your group!!!
Jason M
July 8, 2026
Great trip with Josh on the Spokane River. Too late in the season for whitewater but he made sure to steer us through some bumps and splashes along the way. So close to downtown, easy to get to if you're looking for something a little different that isn't too far of a hike. Beware, raft captain may take a selfie when you ask him to take a photo of you and your group!!!
Jason M
July 8, 2026
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