Gallatin River Live Webcam & Real-Time Weather in Big Sky

The Gallatin River flows out of Yellowstone National Park and cuts through a narrow, rocky canyon near Big Sky, Montana. This camera, located at the Montana Whitewater office, gives you a direct look at the river conditions for both whitewater rafting and fly fishing.

Whether you are planning to raft the challenging rapids or cast a fly for trout, you check this feed first. The Gallatin's flow changes dramatically with the seasons. In the spring I watch this camera to see the massive runoff that creates world-class whitewater. By late summer the water drops and clears, and the feed becomes essential for fly fishermen checking clarity. It is your real-time gauge for outdoor adventure in the Gallatin Canyon.

Local tip: The Gallatin Canyon is about 90 miles north of Jackson on US-191. If you are combining a Jackson Hole trip with Big Sky or Yellowstone, this camera tells you if the river conditions are worth a stop. The canyon whitewater is best in June and early July.

About the weather

Right now in Big Sky Mobile Home Court it’s 59°F (feels like 57°F) under clear sky. Today’s range runs from 59°F to 59°F, humidity sits at 44%, wind out of the South at 4.1 mph, pressure at 1013 hPa. Visibility around 6.2 miles, cloud cover at 0%. The sun rises at 5:59 AM and sets at 6:44 PM.