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Glacier Boat and UTV Rentals

486 Tangent Rd, Coram, MT 59913
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Glacier Boat and UTV Rentals offers an exceptional boat rental service for those looking to enjoy the beauty of Montana’s waterways without the commitment of ownership. With a variety of boats to choose from, including pontoons and fishing boats, customers can select the perfect option for a relaxing day on the water. Located near Glacier National Park, this service provides the ideal starting point for exploring the stunning lakes and rivers in the region.

What sets Glacier Boat and UTV Rentals apart is their commitment to flexible pricing and rental options, allowing you to tailor your experience to your needs. Whether you’re planning a family outing or a solo adventure, their reliable boats and friendly staff ensure a memorable day on the water. For those searching for ‘boat rentals near Glacier National Park,’ this business offers a convenient and enjoyable way to connect with nature and create lasting memories.

Features

  • Convenient online booking
  • Flexible rental options
  • Wide range of boat types
  • Competitive pricing
  • Friendly local staff

Amenities

  • Anchor and lines
  • Bimini tops
  • Bluetooth stereo
  • Cooler storage
  • Dock access
  • Fish finders
  • Fishing rods
  • Life jackets
  • Maps and guides
  • Safety equipment

Why book with us

  • Enjoy hassle-free boating adventures
  • Experience stunning Glacier National Park
  • Access reliable and well-maintained boats
  • Explore pristine lakes and rivers
  • Create lifelong memories with loved ones

Frequently Asked Questions

What's included with a rental at Glacier Boat and UTV Rentals?

Rentals from Glacier Boat and UTV Rentals include life jackets, safety equipment, cooler storage, fishing gear, a Bluetooth stereo and dock access. Amenities vary by boat and by season, so confirm what comes with the boat you book.

How old do you have to be to rent a boat in Montana?

Montana sets no rental age in law; the rental company sets its own. What the state sets is who may operate. Children 12 or younger may not operate a motorboat or a personal watercraft powered by a motor rated at more than 10 horsepower unless accompanied by someone 18 or older. Youths of 13 and 14 may not operate those vessels without a valid Montana motorboat operator's safety certificate or evidence of completing an approved boating safety course. So 13 is the youngest an unsupervised operator can be, and only with that certificate. Confirm the rental company's own minimum when booking.

Source: Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (fwp.mt.gov)

Do you need a boating license in Montana?

Montana does not require a boating license or education card for most adult recreational operators. For motorboats and personal watercraft over 10 horsepower, children 12 or younger may operate only when accompanied by someone 18 or older. Operators ages 13 and 14 must have a Montana motorboat operator’s safety certificate or proof of an approved boating safety course, unless accompanied by someone 18 or older.

A person must be at least 18 to rent one of these vessels, so rental customers are not subject to the youth certificate rule or a temporary renter certificate requirement. Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks administers boating education.

Source: Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (fwp.mt.gov)

What are the best places to go boating in Montana?

Montana’s best boating choices span northwest mountain lakes, northeastern prairie reservoirs, central Missouri River impoundments and long river corridors. Flathead Lake offers expansive natural water for powerboats and sailboats, while the nearby Thompson Chain of Lakes provides 18 connected-region lakes suited to boating and paddling. Fort Peck Lake is the state’s largest lake by surface area and offers big-reservoir cruising in northeastern Montana. Near Helena, the 25-mile Canyon Ferry Reservoir is a notable sailing destination. For river boating, the Yellowstone River near Billings has slow, wide stretches suited to relaxed canoe trips.

Source: Montana Office of Tourism (visitmt.com)

What are the most popular boating destinations in Montana?

Top Montana boating destinations include Flathead Lake near Bigfork and Polson, with extensive shoreline, state park access and boat access to Wild Horse Island; Whitefish Lake, popular for boating, water skiing, fishing and mountain views; Canyon Ferry Reservoir near Helena, with 25 miles of water to explore by sailboat; Holter Lake north of Helena, known for leisurely flatwater paddling; and Fort Peck Lake, Montana’s largest lake by surface area and a prime destination for longer boating and fishing trips.

Source: Montana Office of Tourism (visitmt.com)

Location

486 Tangent Rd, Coram, MT 59913

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