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Stunning Gallatin River views from meticulously maintained 4774...

Home  Manhattan, Montana

1061 Lookabout Lane

4 5.0   Sf: 4774   Yr: 2001  Acres: 19.120

Situated in the Gallatin Canyon South area overlooking the...

Home  Gallatin Gateway, Montana

37299 Gallatin Road

1 1.0   Sf: 260   Yr: 2017  Acres: 2.000

Welcome to this exceptional, custom log home on 11.3 acres of...

Home  Belgrade, Montana

5755 Hamm Road

3 3.0   Sf: 4813   Yr: 2002  Acres: 11.304

House, Guest House, and Shop on the Gallatin River just North of...

Home  Gallatin Gateway, Montana

12640 Axtell Gateway Road

4 4.0   Sf: 3367   Yr: 1971  Acres: 1.618

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Acreage  Belgrade, Montana

Tbd Penwell Bridge Road

Acres: 313.440

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Acreage  Belgrade, Montana

Tbd Penwell Bridge Road

Acres: 313.440

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Acreage  Belgrade, Montana

Tbd Springhill Community Road

Acres: 49.573

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Home  Bozeman, Montana

6133 Bigelow

3 2.0   Sf: 1822   Yr: 2000  Acres: 34.983

Welcome to this stunning, newly constructed two-story home...

Home  Bozeman, Montana

33 Leachman Lane

4 4.0   Sf: 3594   Yr: 2025  Acres: 0.406

LIVE WATER, NO ZONING, NO COVENANTS!! This 59-acre property on...

Acreage  Belgrade, Montana

Tbd Dry Creek Road

Acres: 59.226

Located between Townsend and Three Forks, Montana, Crystal...

Home  Three Forks, Montana

18711 Crystal Mountain Road

2 2.0   Sf: 1300   Yr: 1995  Acres: 97.220

Have you dreamed of living on a property featuring a...

Home  Bozeman, Montana

8480 Gooch Hill Road

3 2.0   Sf: 2040   Yr: 2002  Acres: 3.135

Enjoy the peace and privacy of authentic Montana living on 8.54...

Home  Three Forks, Montana

18287 Haasakker Road

3 3.0   Sf: 2680   Yr: 2018  Acres: 8.540

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Home  Three Forks, Montana

18287 Haasakker Road

6 0.0   Sf: 0   Yr: 2018  Acres: 8.540

Gallatin River Information

The Gallatin River is a prominent river located in southwestern Montana, primarily known for its stunning scenic beauty, recreational opportunities, and ecological significance. Here are some key points about the Gallatin River:

Location
- The Gallatin River flows through Gallatin County, originating in the Gallatin National Forest and flowing north to join the Missouri River near Three Forks, Montana.

Length
- The river is approximately 120 miles (193 kilometers) long.

Tributaries
- Major tributaries of the Gallatin include the East Gallatin River and the West Gallatin River.

Geography
- The river runs through a variety of landscapes, including mountainous regions, valleys, and agricultural land. The surrounding area features stunning views of the Rocky Mountains.

Fishing
- The Gallatin River is renowned for its fly fishing. It is home to various species, including rainbow trout, brown trout, and cutthroat trout. Different sections of the river offer different fishing experiences, from fast-moving waters to slower, meandering stretches.

Recreational Activities
- Besides fishing, the Gallatin River is popular for a variety of outdoor activities, including:
- Whitewater rafting and kayaking, particularly in the canyon section with Class II to Class IV rapids.
- Hiking and camping along its banks and in nearby areas.
- Wildlife viewing and photography, with opportunities to see deer, elk, eagles, and other wildlife.

Accessibility
- Portions of the river are easily accessible from nearby towns, such as Bozeman and Big Sky. Numerous access points and campgrounds are available for visitors.

Scenic Drives
- The Gallatin Canyon, through which the river flows, offers a beautiful scenic drive that attracts many visitors. Scenic byways and trails provide opportunities for exploring the area's natural beauty.

Environmental Significance
- The river is an important ecosystem for local wildlife and is protected in many areas to preserve its natural state. Conservation efforts focus on maintaining water quality and habitat for aquatic life.

The Gallatin River is not just a recreational spot but also a vital ecological resource, making it an integral part of the region's natural beauty and outdoor culture. Whether you are interested in fishing, rafting, or simply enjoying nature, the Gallatin River offers a variety of experiences for outdoor enthusiasts.

If you're interested in specific real estate options, amenities, or activities around the lake, feel free to ask a Lake Real Estate Specialist!