Access Site
MT
Kinsey Bridge
Yellowstone River • Spring Creek
Source: montana_fish__wildlife_and_parks Updated 1 year ago
City: Miles City, MT
County: Custer County
Type: Boat Ramp
Location: 46.53301777, -105.71301589
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Location
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Nearby Gauge Conditions
Real-time data from USGS Water Services
Whitewater Runs on Yellowstone River
6 runs
There are no whitewater runs within 50 miles of this access site.
These whitewater runs are on the same river but located more than 50 miles from this access site.
Difficulty Classes
I Easy
II Novice
III Intermediate
IV Advanced
V Expert/Extreme
VI Unrunnable
II
197 mi away
4. Clarks Fork Yellowstone R. to Billings, MT
21.0 mi
I-III
219 mi away
3. Boulder R. to Clarks Fork Yellowstone R.
73.4 mi
IV-V
342 mi away
1) Yellowstone Falls to Tower Junction (Grand Canyon)
20.7 mi
60 ft/mi
V
342 mi away
Tower Junction to Gardiner (Black Canyon)
21.5 mi
III-IV
359 mi away
2. Yankee Jim to Carbella (Yankee Jim Canyon)
5.4 mi
II-III
359 mi away
Gardiner to Cinnabar
8.2 mi
Whitewater data from
American Whitewater
About This Access Site
Kinsey Bridge Fishing Access Site provides a convenient public boat launch on the Lower Yellowstone River near Miles City, Montana. This day-use-only facility offers a boat ramp for launching kayaks, canoes, and motorboats, along with on-site toilet facilities. The site is open year-round, making it a reliable access point for paddlers and anglers exploring this section of the Yellowstone River.
The Lower Yellowstone River in this area is known for excellent recreational access, with numerous designated fishing and boating sites along its course. Kinsey Bridge serves as one of several bridge-crossing access points that allow paddlers to plan multi-day trips with multiple put-in and take-out options. The river in this region is generally navigable for kayaks and canoes, making it accessible to paddlers of varying experience levels. Check current water conditions and flow rates before your trip, as the Yellowstone can experience seasonal fluctuations that affect paddling difficulty.
The Lower Yellowstone River in this area is known for excellent recreational access, with numerous designated fishing and boating sites along its course. Kinsey Bridge serves as one of several bridge-crossing access points that allow paddlers to plan multi-day trips with multiple put-in and take-out options. The river in this region is generally navigable for kayaks and canoes, making it accessible to paddlers of varying experience levels. Check current water conditions and flow rates before your trip, as the Yellowstone can experience seasonal fluctuations that affect paddling difficulty.