![]() NPS photo The Missouri River and surrounding area serve as an outdoor recreation mecca. Boating - Please be aware of South Dakota and Nebraska boating regulations. Birding - Migrating species benefit from bottomland, which serves as wintering, feeding, breeding, and staging grounds. Hunting is another popular year-round activity along the river. Both South Dakota and Nebraska state hunting regulations apply.
![]() Birding
Casual observers and experienced birders alike can experience the joy of birds and birding in the national park. ![]() Boating
Whether you are fishing or enjoying the scenery, boating is a great way to experience the river. ![]() Camping
Plan an overnight trip or a longer adventure at Missouri National Recreational River. ![]() Canoe/Kayaking
Paddle the two free-flowing sections of the Missouri, North America's longest river, a vestige of the untamed American West. ![]() Scenic Drives
Enjoy stunning views of Missouri National Recreational River from the comfort of your car by driving the park. ![]() Hiking and Biking
Hike and bike various trails along the 39-Mile District and 59-Mile District. |
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Last updated: August 31, 2021