lakes

The beauty of our lakes can be deceiving—discover what lurks beneath the surface of Montana’s most polluted water bodies.

The City of Billings is progressing on the development of two new reservoirs on the West End, which will soon serve as the city's new water supply. The public is invited to submit their name suggestions for the new bodies of water.

Have you ever been to Montana's deepest lake?

Montana has over 3,000 named bodies of water. Here are the 12 Montana counties with the most lakes, including the largest lake in each county.

Looking to spend some time on the water this summer? Check out the list of the most popular lakes in Montana.

Two of Montana's most popular lakes recently made the list of the 30 Best Lakes in America.

See the most #1 snake infested lake in Montana.

Do you know what lake is the deepest in Montana?

Yes, we know it's a nine hour drive to the ocean, but you'll find some great beach-like locations around Montana that are arguably better.

Spanish doubloons or Civil War-era gold bars probably won't be found in Montana, but one metal detectorist in Big Sky County is finding interesting stuff in lakebed swimming holes.

I've got to know if the largest lake in the Treasure State is as clear as many people on Twitter make it out to be.

Toxic algae blooms or "HABS" are commonly found in various bodies of water in Montana. Identification is tricky and ingesting or breathing contaminated droplets can cause serious health issues in humans and animals.