Montana Lakes by Region
Montana : Glacier Country (8)
- Bowman Lake
- Lake McDonald
- Crystal Lake
- Seeley Lake
- Flathead Lake
- Spoon Lake
- Lake Koocanusa
- Whitefish Lake
Montana : Gold West Country (1)
Montana : Missouri River Country (1)
Montana Lakes and Reservoirs
Montana Lakes A-Z
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 ... |
| Flathead Lake |
Carved out by the historic glaciers of the last ice age approximately 11,000 years ago, Flathead Lake is the largest and one of the cleanest natural freshwater ... |
| Fort Peck Lake | Fort Peck Lake located 20 miles southeast of Glasgow, Montana on Montana Highway 24, is the 5th-largest man-made reservoir in the United States, and is ... |
| Lake Koocanusa |
Also known as: Koocanusa Lake, Koocanusa ReservoirIn 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 ... |
| 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 ... |
| 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 ... |






