Craig Fishing Access Site
Helena Valley Northwest, Lewis and Clark County
- Launch
- Trailer launch
- Surface
- Concrete
- Nearest town
- 29 mi from Helena Valley West Central
Managed by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks · Website
28 public launches · 1 with restrooms
🧼 All boats must stop at every open inspection station, and boats entering from out of state must be inspected before launching.
Links go to official Montana agency pages.
Helena Valley Northwest, Lewis and Clark County
Managed by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks · Website
Helena Valley Northwest, Lewis and Clark County
Managed by Bureau of Land Management
Directions: From Great Falls, Montana take Interstate-15 South towards Helena. Take exit 234 to Craig. Turn left heading to Craig and cross the Missouri River. Come to a "T" and then take a right on Recreation Road. Travel approximately 5 miles. After crossing the Missouri River/steel bridge, turn left onto Holter Dam Road. Continue 2 miles to Holter Lake Campground. The Campground will be on your left. From
Choteau, Lewis and Clark County
Managed by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks · Website
Helena Valley Northwest, Lewis and Clark County
Managed by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks · Website
Helena Valley Northwest, Lewis and Clark County
Managed by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks · Website
Choteau, Lewis and Clark County
Managed by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks · Website
Helena Valley Northwest, Lewis and Clark County
Managed by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks · Website
Helena Valley Northeast, Lewis and Clark County
Managed by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks · Website
Helena Valley Southeast, Lewis and Clark County
Managed by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks · Website
Helena Valley Northwest, Lewis and Clark County
Managed by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks · Website
Helena Valley Northwest, Lewis and Clark County
Managed by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks · Website
Helena Valley Southeast, Lewis and Clark County
Helena Valley Northwest, Lewis and Clark County
Managed by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks · Website
East Helena, Lewis and Clark County
Helena Valley Northeast, Lewis and Clark County
Helena Valley Northeast, Lewis and Clark County
Helena Valley Northeast, Lewis and Clark County
Helena Valley Northeast, Lewis and Clark County
Helena Valley Southeast, Lewis and Clark County
Canyon Ferry Lake · East Helena, Lewis and Clark County
Managed by Bureau of Reclamation · 406-475-3921
Directions: Heading north along MT Highway 12/287 from Townsend, MT, turn right onto Spokane Creek Road. Follow Spokane Creek Road for 4.6 miles and turn right onto County Road 430/Canyon Ferry Road and continue 7.9 miles. Turn right on to East Shore Drive and continue straight .3 miles to Jo Bonner Campground.
Helena Valley Southeast, Lewis and Clark County
Managed by Bureau of Land Management · 1 (406) 227-3570
Directions: From Helena take Exit 193 (Cedar Street) from I-15. Travel on Washington Street (past airport entrance) and turn right on Canyon Ferry Road for 1/2 mile, then turn left on York Road for approximately 11 miles through Lakeside until you reach the Clark’s Bay entrance sign.
Hauser Lake · Helena Valley Southeast, Lewis and Clark County
Managed by Bureau of Land Management · 406-227-3570 OR 406-533-7600
Directions: Devil's Elbow Campground is located at 5965 York Road, Helena, Montana 59601. From Interstate 90 driving from Bozeman, exit at Exit: 274 US 287 Helena/Ennis; right turn to continue north on 287 and continue for 57 miles. Turn right onto Lake Helena Drive, then turn right in 450 feet to stay on Lake Helena Drive. Continue for 4 miles through the roundabout. Turn right onto York Road and drive 6.2 m
Helena Valley Northwest, Lewis and Clark County
Managed by Holter Lake State Recreation Area · 406-235-4314
Directions: From Great Falls, Montana take Interstate-15 South towards Helena. Take exit 234 to Craig. Turn left heading to Craig and cross the Missouri River. Come to a "T" and then take a right on Recreation Road. Travel approximately 5 miles. Before crossing the Missouri River/steel bridge, turn left onto Beartooth Road. Continue 2.3 miles to Holter Lake Campground. The Campground will be on your right. Fr
Choteau, Lewis and Clark County
Managed by USDA Forest Service
Directions: From Augusta, take Manix Street west about 4 miles, then west about 17 miles on Forest Road 108.
Helena Valley Northwest, Lewis and Clark County
Managed by Bureau of Land Management · (406)235-4480
Directions: From Great Falls, Montana, take Interstate-15 South towards Helena. Take exit 234 to Craig. Turn left heading to Craig and cross the Missouri River. Come to a "T" and then take a right on Craig Frontage Road. Travel approximately 5 miles. Before crossing the Missouri River/steel bridge, turn left onto Beartooth Road. Go past Holter Lake Campground and continue 4.5 miles to Log Gulch Campground. Fr
Helena Valley Northwest, Lewis and Clark County
Managed by Bureau of Land Management · 406-235-4480
Directions: From Great Falls: Take I-15 S toward Helena Take exit 226 to Wolf Creek Turn Left under overpass toward Recreation Road Turn Left onto Recreation Road After Crossing Bridge turn Right onto Beartooth Road Continue 7.5 miles to Log Gulch Recreation Area, and an additional .5 mile to Departure Point From Helena: Take I-15 N toward Great Falls Take exit 226 to Wolf Creek Turn Right toward Recreation R
Canyon Ferry Lake · Helena Valley Southeast, Lewis and Clark County
Managed by Bureau of Reclamation · 406-475-3921
Directions: From Helena, MT: Head east along Co Rd 430/Canyon Ferry Rd from Helena, MT, continue for 18 miles to Jim Town Road and turn left. Continue straight until you reach the campground. From Townsend, MT: Head north on Hwy 284 for 34 miles and turn right at Jim Town Road. Continue straight until you reach the campground.
Hauser Lake · Helena Valley Northeast, Lewis and Clark County
Managed by Bureau of Land Management · 406-458-4744
Directions: From Helena drive north, from Great Falls drive south on I-15 to the Lincoln Road exit, turn east on Lincoln Rd and continue to the T-intersection with Hauser Dam Rd, turn left (North) and continue about 4 miles until you reach White Sandy Recreation Area directly in front of you on the right hand side of the road. If you get to Black Sandy state park, you have gone too far.