MONTANA
Lakes / Reservoirs

Montana Lakes by Region

Montana : Glacier Country (14)

• Bowman Lake
• McGregor Lake
• Crystal Lake
• Seeley Lake
• Echo Lake
• Spoon Lake
• Fishercap Lake
• Swan Lake
• Flathead Lake
• Tally Lake
• Lake Koocanusa
• Waterton Lakes
• Lake McDonald
• Whitefish Lake

Montana : Gold West Country (2)

• Canyon Ferry Lake
• Ennis Lake

Montana : Missouri River Country (1)

• Fort Peck Lake

Swan Lake

Montana Lakes A-Z

• Bowman Lake
• Flathead Lake
• Spoon Lake
• Canyon Ferry Lake
• Fort Peck Lake
• Swan Lake
• Crystal Lake
• Lake Koocanusa
• Tally Lake
• Echo Lake
• Lake McDonald
• Waterton Lakes
• Ennis Lake
• McGregor Lake
• Whitefish Lake
• Fishercap Lake
• Seeley Lake

Lakes in MT

Lake Name	Lake Summary
Bowman Lake	Bowman Lake is located in the northwest corner of scenic Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park. The crystal clear waters of Bowman Lake reflect the ...
Canyon Ferry Lake	Outdoor lovers pay attention! This is one vacation area you won't want to miss. For those who relish the beauty of nature and the wonder of wildlife, ...
Crystal Lake	Spring-fed Crystal Lake is tucked away in a remote area of Montana's Glacier County with mountains springing up on both sides. The 186-acre body of water ...
Echo Lake	Tiny islands, curving coves and wide bays are part of the allure of northern Montana's Echo Lake. Coupled with mountains, wildlife, and the smell of the ...
Ennis Lake	In 1905 the Montana Power Company built a dam on the Madison River, creating Ennis Lake. The two and a half mile long lake stretches across Montana's ...
Fishercap Lake	Fishercap Lake is a secluded, almost secret spot in Montana's remote Glacier National Park wilderness. Spectacular jagged mountains surround this tiny ...
Flathead Lake	Carved out by the historic glaciers of the last ice age approximately 11,000 years ago, Flathead Lake is one of the largest natural freshwater lakes in ...
Fort Peck Lake	Fort Peck Lake, located 20 miles southeast of Glasgow, Montana on Montana Highway 24, is the 5th-largest man-made reservoir by volume in the United States ...
Lake Koocanusa	Also known as: Koocanusa Lake, Koocanusa Reservoir In the far north of the United States, tucked into the northwestern end of Montana, is the long, narrow Lake Koocanusa. This lake is actually a ...
Lake McDonald	It's barely daylight and his family is still sleeping in their lakeside cabin on Lake McDonald. He was so eager; he couldn't wait. Nothing breaks the ...
McGregor Lake	Clear, deep McGregor Lake shines in northwestern Montana's Glacier Country. Set against the backdrop of the Flathead National Forest and the Flathead ...
Seeley Lake	Tucked in the Clearwater Valley of western Montana lies a 1,025-acre body of water called Seeley Lake. This glacial lake is considered to be part ...
Spoon Lake	Set along the western edge of Montana's Glacier National Park, amid towering mountain peaks and lush, echoing valleys, Spoon Lake rests in an outdoor ...
Swan Lake	Montana conjures images of snow-capped mountains and clean waters full of fish, and Swan Lake more than lives up to that reputation. Surrounded by the ...
Tally Lake	Also known as: Talley Lake Tally Lake, in Montana's Glacier Country region, is fast becoming a favorite among the adventurous. Located 15 miles west of the town of Whitefish, the ...
Waterton Lakes	Also known as: Chief Mountain Lake, Knights Lake, Kootenay Lakes "Where the mountains meet the prairies" is the motto of Waterton Lakes National Park, the home of three Waterton Lakes that straddle the Montana-Alberta, ...
Whitefish Lake	Surrounded by the Rocky Mountains, Whitefish Lake in Northwestern Montana spans 3,315 acres and is seven miles long. Created by a melted glacier, the ...