Making kayaking fun, safe, & accessible for all experience levels
Whether you’re dipping your toes into whitewater rafting for the first time, or you’re a seasoned rafter trying to perfect your kayak roll, our ACA (American Canoe Association) certified instructors are ready to teach you all you need to know! We offer group and private classes on the scenic Middle Fork of the Flathead River, to give you the knowledge and safety skills needed to get you from lakes to whitewater river running.
From our “Roll Clinics” to “Introduction to Whitewater Kayaking,” we can tailor your kayak training needs to you. Let us help you start your whitewater kayak journey today!
Due to high demand and limited number of kayak instructors all of our kayaking classes are SOLD OUT for the 2024 season
Rolling Classes
The Glacier River School is a great place to start learning the basics. Our American Canoe Association (ACA) certified instructors teach small group classes that start with basic kayak skills, then work up to more techniques to help you feel confident on the water.
Course Price
Pricing is based on number of people, amount of time requested, actual time spent working on technique, and the shuttle to the river. Depending on where you choose to work, your vehicle may need to be available for a shuttle. Kayaks, skirts, drytops, pfds, helmets, and paddles provided.
1 person – $50/hour
2 people – $45/person/hour
3 people – $40/person /hour
4 or more people – $35/person/hour
Skills Covered
The “Five Fundimentals” of Paddling Position/ Strokes
Strokes-Forward& back strokes, Sweep strokes, forward& back, C-stroke
At Glacier River School, we have found that developing boaters need individual attention for best results. Our instructors offer some of the best whitewater kayak instruction available in Montana, and will work with you or your group to target the skills that you are looking to develop.
Course Price
Pricing is based on number of people, amount of time requested, actual time spent working on technique, and the shuttle to the river. Depending on where you choose to work, your vehicle may need to be available for a shuttle. Kayaks, skirts, drytops, pfds, helmets, and paddles provided.