Journey back in time through the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument. See birds and animals in their natural habitats in the remote and magnificent Missouri Breaks country...the White Cliffs, Citadel Rock, Hole-in-the-Wall...these are but a few names that call to mind the splendid isolation of today's Wild and Scenic Upper Missouri. Travel the waterway with Missouri Breaks River Co.
Montana is experiencing a very long term drying out period. The river is shallow by nature and the likelihood of having to off-board the boat in midstream to lighten it, then reboard downstream, is always a possibility on this river. As the summer wanes the water level drops in a direct relationship to the heat and dryness. It may be necessary at some point to cancel trips, so PLEASE, plan your trips with the flexibility and understanding that allows for this possibility. We have never had to cancel a trip due to low water yet, but it is a definite possibility. So do your planning, and your rain dance and send it our way. Thanks!
Missouri Breaks utilizes an inboard jet boat and specializes in river cruises, tours and day trips in the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument and downstream thru the C.M. Russell game range. We also offer spectacular land tours through the remote country of the Breaks and it's surrounds.
Essentially you charter the boat and we tailor the trip to you. Upstream or down (depending on the season and area) the cruise becomes your voyage of discovery!
How to contact us! mbrksrvco@gmail.com
Or call 406-453-3035. Sometimes we're on the river--naturally enough--and can't answer the phone. We always return your calls. Please state your call back number clearly and then send an email with the number for a double check. We will get back to you. Thanks.
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