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: This is a remote wilderness area. You must carry all necessary water, food, and emergency supplies, as there are no services once you leave the launch points. Expand map AI responses may include mistakes. Learn more Boaters' Guide - Bureau of Land Management

: Mile 149, the typical take-out point for full-length expeditions. Cultural and Natural Highlights subtitle The Missouri Breaks

: Mile 41.5, a popular mid-point for multi-day trips. Judith Landing : Mile 88.5. : This is a remote wilderness area

The is a rugged, 149-mile stretch of the Upper Missouri National Wild and Scenic River in north-central Montana, famously known as the "Breaks" due to the deep cuts and eroded rock formations created by the river over eons. Navigating the Breaks Learn more Boaters' Guide - Bureau of Land

: This is the primary way to experience the monument. The river provides a relatively gentle flow, but you must plan for public access points as much of the surrounding land is private. Key Launch Sites :

: Late spring through early autumn; summers can be extremely hot and dry.

: Mile 0, featuring both canoe and motorboat launches.