Description
North Fork of the Flathead River Access Map by River Rat Maps
This Norht Fork of the Flathead River Map is a high quality, detailed river map printed on durable waterproof and tear proof, plastic of the beautiful NF of the Flathead River in Montana from the Canadian border to Columbia Falls (at the Confluence with the Middle Fork of the Flathead River).
River Rat Map Features:
- River Mileage that has been ground truthed with GPS
- Access Points for boats and walk-in
- Access Descriptions like what type of boat ramp or walk-in, private, public, etc.
- Diversion Dams (Info that’s critical to boating safety.)
- GPS Coordinates
- Rapids -location and descriptions and tips
- Campgrounds
- Popular Game Fish
- Points of Interest both cultural and natural
Shop Staff Notes: This is THE trustworthy map for floating or accessing the wild and beautiful, North Fork of the Flathead River. Great to have one for pre-trip planning. Also makes for a nice souvenir of your Glacier National Park trip whether you were on a Guided Trip or were fishing and exploring on your own. The East side (river-left) of the NF of the Flathead is Glacier National Park and the West side (river-right) is mostly national forrest with a few private land pieces scattered along the river. This river, along with the Blackfoot River, are excellent choices for “plan-B” options when the Smith River gets too low to float because they both offer amazing floating and fishing and camping along their routes and being western freestone streams, the fly selections are very similar.
Need to Rent a Drift Boat or Raft or a other river equipment and gear for an upcoming Montana floating and/or fly fishing trip? We’ve got you covered. We have all the gear you need to have a memorable trip to Montana.
Other River Rat Maps available from CrossCurrents Fly Shop: Smith River, Missouri River below Holter, Missouri River (Three Forks to Holter Lake), Blackfoot River, Beaverhead, Bighorn, Big Hole, Bitterroot, Clark Fork #1, Clark Fork #2, Alberton Gorge, Jefferson, Gallatin, Madison, Rock Creek, Yellowstone #1, Yellowstone #2, NF of Flathead.
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