Squeeze in a short evening raft on the Yellowstone River near the park
2 Hours door-to-door
River gear, Changing rooms
A minimum of 5 participants is required to launch. Participants must fit a personal flotation device with a maximum 56-inch chest size, be in reasonably good physical condition, and be able to follow guide directions. Pregnant women are not permitted.
Full refund with 48+ hours notice. Operator cancellation due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances: full refund. 24–48 hours: 50% penalty. Within 24 hours or no-show: 100% charge.
Arrive 10 minutes before your scheduled trip time.
May–June and late September: Wear a bathing suit under a provided wetsuit; you can also use a splash jacket and neoprene booties. July–early September: Wear something you don’t mind getting wet (often a bathing suit under lightweight shorts/pants and a T-shirt). Avoid jeans, sweat suits, and heavy cotton. Do not wear sandals without a back strap.
No. You can bring your own lunch and use the picnic tables.
603 Scott Street Gardiner, MT 59703
Guides like Josie, Jordan, Emily, Ingram, and the ziplining duo Gecko and Slayer come up again and again in reviews, and for good reason. Travelers consistently praise them for balancing safety with genuine fun, sharing local knowledge, and keeping energy high throughout the trip. First-timers seem especially well taken care of, with multiple people noting they felt nervous going in and completely at ease by the end. Both rafting and ziplining get strong marks, though a few rafters on calmer stretches noted the experience leaned more toward a scenic float than a thrill ride. That said, even those reviewers walked away happy. The scenery, wildlife sightings, and knowledgeable guides tend to carry the experience regardless of water levels or conditions. One reviewer did mention a slightly cooler front desk interaction on a return visit, though that appears to be the exception rather than the rule. The overwhelming pattern here is a well-organized, professionally run operation where the staff genuinely seem to enjoy their jobs. If you are spending time near Yellowstone and want an outdoor experience that delivers on both adventure and atmosphere, this one is worth booking.
We Zipped, We Laughed! Our group of three (two thrill-seeking adults and one pint-sized adventurer) had an absolute blast ziplining with Whitewater in Montana! The experience was unforgettable—kind of like flying, but with gravity still keeping one hand on your shirt collar. Major kudos to our guides, Sailor and Gray—these two were not only super knowledgeable (did you know ziplining burns approximately zero calories but 100% of your stress?), but they also kept us entertained with cool facts and great energy. They made us feel safe and stoked from start to finish. Honestly, if ziplining had a Hall of Fame, they’d be in it. Now, we have to mention our first scheduled tour was cancelled due to lightning. Not ideal, but hey—Mother Nature's got jokes too. ("You wanted an electric thrill? Here's a literal one.") Safety first, and we totally get it. On our return visit, though, the front desk vibe had cooled a bit. The first time around, the staff were friendly and welcoming. The second time? Let’s just say they weren’t quite channeling the same “Montana nice.” Maybe they missed their morning coffee or got caught in a lightning mood hangover. Either way, a smile goes a long way, y’all! Still, the adventure itself totally delivered. Ziplining through Montana’s stunning scenery? 10/10 would recommend—even our kid couldn’t stop grinning, and that’s saying something in the age of WiFi.
Lauren Lucas
September 14, 2025
We Zipped, We Laughed! Our group of three (two thrill-seeking adults and one pint-sized adventurer) had an absolute blast ziplining with Whitewater in Montana! The experience was unforgettable—kind of like flying, but with gravity still keeping one hand on your shirt collar. Major kudos to our guides, Sailor and Gray—these two were not only super knowledgeable (did you know ziplining burns approximately zero calories but 100% of your stress?), but they also kept us entertained with cool facts and great energy. They made us feel safe and stoked from start to finish. Honestly, if ziplining had a Hall of Fame, they’d be in it. Now, we have to mention our first scheduled tour was cancelled due to lightning. Not ideal, but hey—Mother Nature's got jokes too. ("You wanted an electric thrill? Here's a literal one.") Safety first, and we totally get it. On our return visit, though, the front desk vibe had cooled a bit. The first time around, the staff were friendly and welcoming. The second time? Let’s just say they weren’t quite channeling the same “Montana nice.” Maybe they missed their morning coffee or got caught in a lightning mood hangover. Either way, a smile goes a long way, y’all! Still, the adventure itself totally delivered. Ziplining through Montana’s stunning scenery? 10/10 would recommend—even our kid couldn’t stop grinning, and that’s saying something in the age of WiFi.
Lauren Lucas
September 14, 2025