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Basics
- River:
- Gallatin River
- Class:
- Class III - IV-
- River Length
- 8 miles
- Time:
- 1/2 day - 1 day
- Season:
- May to August
Description
As Gallatin Canyon tightens its squeeze on the Gallatin River, the rapids quickly intensify. Limestone cliffs along the banks give way to intrusions of igneous granite, and large granite boulders choke the waterway. The rapids along the Lower Gallatin are technical and demanding, especially at higher flows. One section along the Lower Gallatin, known as ‘the Mad Mile’, features over a mile of continuous intermediate-advanced level rapids.
The lower Gallatin is usually boatable from mid spring to mid summer, fed exclusively by springs and snowmelt from the Gallatin Range. Typically run as a half day trip, a trip down the Lower Gallatin can be combined with the Upper Gallatin for a fun full day adventure
Class:
Class III - IV-
River Length
8 miles
Time
1/2 day - 1 day
Season:
May to August
Guides Available?
No
Customizable Directions
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