There's Something Magical About These 10 Montana Lakes In The Summer
×
Jessica Wick
Author
Every season is beautiful in Montana, and each one brings something new to look forward to. But our summers are really something special, especially those long, hot days spent at one of our pristine lakes.
Now that summer is finally here, it’s time to get outside and enjoy the great outdoors. There are over 3,000 lakes and reservoirs in Montana, but if you’re looking for a magical experience, start with one from this list.
Not only is Seeley Lake itself gorgeous, but it happens to be located on one of Western Montana's most scenic drives, Highway 83.
Everyone in the Bozeman area knows that this is a beautiful, peaceful place to visit during the summer. It's also close to the relaxing Fairy Lake Campground.
Advertisement
The deepest lake in the Beartooth Mountains has a sandy beach to enjoy during the summer. The nearby hiking trails don't hurt, either.
Advertisement
Canyon Ferry Lake is the third largest body of water in Montana, and its location makes it one of the state's most popular recreation areas.
You can see three different mountain ranges from this gorgeous lake near Anaconda.
Related Stories
13 Unforgettable Things You Must Add To Your Montana Summer Bucket List
The Breathtaking Blue Waters Of This River In Western Montana Will Blow You Away
Not Many People Know About These 6 Amazing Islands In Montana
You'll find this gem tucked away in the northwest corner of the state, north of Libby.
Not only is Whitefish Lake near the town of Whitefish and all it has to offer, but it has Whitefish City Beach, which is an amazing summer hangout.
Boaters love Bull Lake. But even if you don't own a boat, go for the natural beauty and the nearby campground.
Advertisement
There's nothing better than fishing or boating at Bighorn Lake in Southern Montana on a hot summer day.
Flathead Lake is one of Montana’s most beautiful treasures, and this list wouldn’t be complete without it.
Which Montana lakes remind you of summertime?
OnlyInYourState may earn compensation through affiliate links in this article. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.