This Nighttime River Float Under A Canopy Of Stars Belongs On Your Montana Bucket List

Can you imagine an overnight rafting trip in Montana that not only allows you to paddle some seriously clear water but also spend the night enjoying the clear star-filled skies? Sounds like heaven on earth to me. Courtesy of Glacier Guides and Montana Raft Co., guests will be able to experience the Glacier National Park Star Party Float taking place August 10th-11th, 2024. Get ready for a Montana bucket list adventure you won’t forget.

When you sign up for the Glacier National Park Star Party Float this August, you’ll be in for a real treat on both land and in the water.

Your professional guide will take you on inflatable kayaks, also known as duckies, down the North Fork of the Flathead River.

Spending the night in Polebridge, you’ll have the chance to enjoy a relaxed evening on the river banks, preparing for the night’s activities.

Celebrating the Glacier’s starry skies, guests will be all set up to watch the Perseids, which typically peak between August 9-13. This impressive annual star show can offer up to 60-100 shooting stars every hour!

The rafting event is launching at the height of the meteor shower, so prepare for an experience that doesn’t happen too often.

For these scenic floats, guests are provided with a list of packing options, which range from quick dry shorts to an insulated jacket and many more. You can find the entire overnight packing guide here.

Not only will guests be able to watch the meteor shower on the border of an International Dark Sky Park, but they’ll also have a rafting adventure unlike any other.

What do you think of this overnight rafting trip in Montana? Is this something you would love to check off your bucket list? Sound off in the comments section! You can also learn more about the overnight trip, as well as how to register, by visiting the Glacier Guides and Montana Raft Co. Facebook Page.

Meanwhile, do you want to learn more about Glacier National Park? You're in luck because it is called the Crown Jewel of the Continent for a reason.

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