From floating the Flathead River to paddleboarding on Lake Tahoe, we've gathered the best bookable adventures across both of our destinations — so you can spend less time planning and more time outside.
Montana rewards the curious. Whether you're drifting a blue-ribbon river, hiking toward a hanging glacier, or watching grizzlies feed on a hillside at dusk — these are the kinds of days you'll be describing for years.
Glacier Drift Boat Tours
Float Montana's legendary Flathead River in a classic drift boat with an expert guide. Glacier Drift Boat Tours specializes in half-day and full-day fly fishing trips through some of the most scenic water in the Northern Rockies — cutthroat, bull trout, and whitefish await. No experience needed.
Book a Float TripLake Tahoe's crystalline water is the main event all summer long. Rent a paddleboard, join a guided kayak tour, or simply drift across the lake as the afternoon light turns everything gold. Two outstanding outfitters operate just steps from our South Lake Tahoe properties.
Tahoe SUP
Tahoe SUP offers stand-up paddleboard rentals and lessons right on Lake Tahoe. Whether you're a first-timer or an experienced paddler, their team gets you on the water fast. The lake is glassiest in the early morning — book a sunrise session for an unforgettable start to the day.
Rent a BoardKayak Tahoe
Kayak Tahoe offers kayak and stand-up paddleboard rentals right on the South Shore — no guide required. Grab a board or a kayak, paddle out onto the crystal-clear water, and explore at your own pace. Perfect for a few hours or a full afternoon on the lake.
Rent a Kayak or SUPWinter transforms both destinations. In Montana, Whitefish Mountain Resort delivers deep powder and genuine ski-town character. At Tahoe, Heavenly Mountain Resort spreads across two states with views that justify every chairlift ride.