Clark Fork River Bird Watching

Clark Fork River - Bird Watching (April - September)

Birding Like You've Never Done Before!

The Clark Fork River is famous for the whitewater on the Alberton Gorge, but little is mentioned about the awe inspiring Tarkio Canyon just a few miles down-river from the Alberton Gorge. This canyon is perfect birding habitat for bird watching.

Drift and Bird

Drift in the deep cool eddies inside our dry, steady rafts as you spot for birds in rich and varying habitat along the banks. Our trips start early, 7:30 am, so dress warm and eat a good breakfast as we take our time drifting down the Clark Fork River viewing for birds.

Perfect

Birding from a raft is one of the most ideal ways to bird. You can cover a lot of ground while moving almost unnoticeable between constantly changing habitat.

What to Bring

You will be provided a life jacket and lunch, you bring warm clothes, binoculars, field guides and Pangaea will provide everything else. Your guide rows, pulling over as much as you want while you bird from the raft.
Cover miles and miles of birding habitat

Birding from a raft is one of the most ideal ways to bird.

You can cover a lot of ground while moving almost unnoticeable between constantly changing habitat easily.

Call toll FREE 1-877-239-2392

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Trip

Type

Time

Duration

Ages

Adult

Kids

Add On's

Private Boat

Season

Bird Watching

 Lunch

7:30 am

3.5 hrs

12 & older

$75

$65

 Kayaks +$10

$599

April - Sept

Waivers

Accomodations

Directions

FAQ's

Guides 

River Flow

Clark Fork Map

"This was our second trip with you guys. We all decided that this will be a yearly outing for us. The more we talk about it, the more people who want to join us. You have outstanding and very knowledgeable guides who know how to make it an experience to remember! Thank you so much for a great way to end our summer!"

-Don and Jody Edwards, Spokane, Washington