The Missouri “White Cliffs” Options and Prices
Here are some possible options to consider while planning your wild and scenic Missouri River trip through the White Cliffs.
Option #1 Deluxe White Cliffs adventure – Fully guided and outfitted trip
Our 3-7 day expeditions include transportation from Great Falls to the river and back to Great Falls, floating and safety equipment, plus food and meal preparation. You’ll love our superb outdoor cuisine. We provide luxury camps complete with most everything except sleeping bags (available for rent), including canoes, rafts, kayaks, or stable 25’ or 34’ 4-16 passenger Voyageur canoes, water proof containers, tables, chairs, tents, and knowledgeable guides that will show you the sites along the river, provide interpretation, do the cooking, camp set-up and cater to all of your needs. Price is per person. 4 person minimum.
No. of Days 3 4
Adults $795.00 $995.00
Children (12 and under) $595.00 $795.00
Extra days - $200.00/day/adult
$150.00/day/child
Option #2 Partially guided
We supply a large cargo raft, stove, coolers, water jugs, tents, eating and cooking utensils, kitchen supplies, and food. MRO will transport your gear on the river and to and from the river, set-up your camp, do the cooking for dinner and breakfast, pack your cooler with lunch and snacks. We do the cooking and cleaning, provide technical support, but will have no guides with you on the river during the day. MRO staff may request some occasional assistance with camp setup. Price is per person.
No. of Days 3 4
Adults $595.00 $795.00
Children (12 and under) $495.00 $695.00
Extra days - $150.00/day/adult
$100.00/day/child
Option #3 Deluxe rental
We provide canoes, paddles, life jackets, cooking and eating utensils, coolers, tents, water jugs, kitchen supplies, and food picked according to your selections from our master menu, packed in ice filled coolers, and technical advice. Extra charges for extra gear beyond that listed. Does not include shuttle. Price is per person. Two person minimum.
No. of Days 3 4
$300.00 $375.00
Extra days - $75.00/person/day
Option #4 Rental
Rental boats and equipment provided a la carte from our rental list. See rental price list.
White Cliffs Special Options
1. Power Boat (maximum 5 guests per boat) = $1000 per boat
2. 2 Day Trips (includes all meals from Lunch day 1 – Lunch day 2) $595 per person
* PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE 3% BLM USER FE

Enjoy this beautiful and historic stretch of river that has changed little since Lewis & Clark marveled at its "scenes of visionary enchantment." This section of the Wild and Scenic Missouri River is famous to history buffs for its Lewis & Clark history, Native American significance, steamboat history, and for the famous artists who painted the White Cliffs area. White sandstone cliffs, volcanic intrusions, and eerie rock formations still intrigue floaters today. This is a relatively calm water trip providing lots of time for relaxation and exploration. Experience firsthand the enchantment of this area with hikes to old homesteads, Native American sites, and the spectacular geological formations. Swim, fish, hike, or just relax and enjoy our comfortable, luxurious camps while your guides prepare superb meals and take care of camp chores.
Recently this area had its status elevated even further by being declared a National Monument. Join us on a 3-7 day river trip in your choice of raft, canoe, or kayak and experience firsthand the outstanding qualities that sets Montana River Outfitters apart from other outfitters.
For the Angler
While this part of the Missouri is not renowned for fishing, it does offer an unusually large variety of fish including, Trout, Walleye, Sauger, Smallmouth Bass, Pike, Channel Catfish, Fresh Water Drum, Sturgeon, and Paddlefish…all of these are present, and most are in good numbers. It is an interesting place for a fly angler to explore, or a Walleye fanatic to delve.
Other Area Trips
Montana River Outfitters offers several other types of family and group oriented trips near Great Falls or Fort Benton, including , half day, full day, and dinner trips. There is even a little known stretch of whitewater below Great Falls, the very same rapids that forced Lewis and Clark to begin their portage. Float past Sacajawea Springs and Lewis & Clark campsites on this scenic and historic section of the Missouri and see an area rich in history where little has visibly changed since Lewis & Clark traveled along these waters.