6 Canoeing Areas near Forces of the Northern Range
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Little Gibbon Falls
Norris, Yellowstone National Park
17.3 miles SA family-friendly 4.5-mile Yellowstone loop reaches fishing and swimming spots along Gibbon Creek, with kid-safe trail, canoeing options, and bearspray-worthy backcountry feel.
Camp, Canoe, Hike
Grant Village
Grant Village, Yellowstone National Park
39.1 miles SNamed for President Grant near Yellowstone Lake's West Thumb, this village has lakeside dining, a geyser basin next door, campfire ranger programs, and tree-lined campsites steps from the water.
Camp, Canoe, Kayak 2.1-11.5 mi
Lewis River Channel / Dogshead Loop
Grant Village, Yellowstone National Park
44.2 miles SA serene hike along Lewis Channel to Shoshone Lake — the largest lake in the continental US without a road to it — with Teton views, driftwood shores, osprey, bald eagles, and ravens.
Canoe, Hike, Kayak 0.1 mi
Lewis Lake Campground
Grant Village, Yellowstone National Park
46.9 miles SYellowstone's third-largest lake draws canoeists, kayakers, and serious anglers, with a quiet campground open mid-June through early November on a first-come basis.
Camp, Canoe, Kayak 25.6 mi
East Rosebud Lake
Roscoe, Montana
48.1 miles EEast Rosebud Lake is the cliff-ringed gateway to the Beaten Path, one of the most beautiful backpacking routes in Montana's Beartooths.
Backpack, Camp, Canoe, Hike
Cliff Lake
Cameron, Montana
49.5 miles WCliff Lake is a serene, crystal-clear mountain lake in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest of southwestern Montana — the quieter twin of neighboring Wade Lake, tucked into the forested...
Canoe, Kayak
