Hungry Horse HWY 2 Bridge Boat Launch
48.3852° N, 114.0795° W
360° · Terrain360 · Hungry Horse HWY 2 Bridge Boat Launch
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A narrated walk-through of this site: the ramp, the gaps, the surfaces, and the hazards, read from the survey.
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The Flathead Rivers Alliance has not published measured survey data for this site yet, so the details that follow come from the site description rather than from field measurements.
Conditions on the Three Forks change quickly. Check the gauge the morning you float.
Wind 1 mph NE Tomorrow
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The site
A launch at the US Highway 2 bridge over the main stem Flathead, just below where the South Fork comes in. Captured in July 2026.
The Flathead Rivers Alliance has not published measured access details for this site yet.
Access-site lens
360° sequence evidence
Coverage + route
- Assigned coverage
- 11 panoramas across 1 capture session
- Scene roles
- Approach (2) · Launch area (4) · Transition path (5)
Visible conditions
- Surfaces by scene
- Gravel lot (3) · Gravel path (6) · Paved path (2)
- Safety classification
- No visible hazard (11)
Setting + use
- Crowding by scene
- Light (5) · None visible (6)
- Naturalness by scene
- High (10) · Moderate (1)
Sequence evidence summarizes only the assigned panoramas and is not a complete site inventory. This site has no corresponding FRA assessment sheet in this export; do not treat scene classifications as field measurements or as evidence of site-wide absence.
Photos
Field photography Terrain360, July 2026 · site photos courtesy Flathead Rivers Alliance
Getting there
On US Highway 2 at the bridge over the main stem Flathead, at the west end of Hungry Horse and just below the South Fork confluence.
This site has not been engineering-surveyed yet. FRA adds measurements as staff and volunteers complete them.
Elevation sampled from USGS 10m along the Wild & Scenic centerline. Hover or focus a site to see the panorama closest to the water.
The Three Forks flow through the homelands of the Séliš, Ql̓ispé, and Ktunaxa peoples, frequented by the Amskapi Piikani. About the homelands