Rivers

This natural feature located deep in the heart of Montana has a function that is one-of-a-kind and actually quite useful.

Montana is an outdoor paradise, but did you know that when it comes to rivers and streams we're near the top? In fact, Montana ranks in the Top 5.

Montana is known for its rivers, lakes, and streams, but did you know that one Montana town is considered one of the most beautiful river towns in America?

It’s getting hot and sunny in western Montana and one surefire way to cool off is to jump in the river.

The Storm Water Utility in Missoula is holding an open house today to inform the public about its new Storm Water Facility and Operations Plan.

By this time last year, Missoula-area rivers were filled with float tubes and anglers.

While water levels in western Montana are already high, they will continue to climb through next week, flooding more and more areas.

Missoula’s rivers are running high and according to Montana Water Supply Specialist Lucas Zukiewicz they are very close to their peak for the year.

I had a good friend that hit the Clark Fork last weekend and had a blast!

Where are the best places to float the Clark Fork River? Where are the safe launch points to load and unload your floats or drift boats? Thanks to our friends at King Fisher Fly Shop, we have a few recommendations to help you enjoy the most of what this exciting river has to offer, including maps!

A significant spring storm will impact the Missoula area on Tuesday and Wednesday, April 22 and 23.

Missoula residents know where their water comes from...turn on the tap and Mountain Water provides the water. But, on the Confederated Salish and Kootenai reservation the issue of water rights has a long and complicated history, but some solutions are being proposed.