Lakes

From iconic national parks to hidden gems, Montana's natural wonders are a feast for the eyes.

Picture this: a summer day on the water, but not every spot is as pure as it seems. Let’s talk about Montana's waterways and one surprising contender for the dirtiest title.

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

Imagine the headwaters of the Missouri River flowing unchecked. That’s the future some are fearing after recent legislative moves that could endanger our water quality.

Montana’s waterways have a story to tell — from historic construction projects to modern-day recreational hotspots. Let's dive into the highlights.

Flathead Lake might be the go-to spot, but there's another lake that’s capturing hearts — and it’s not even the biggest.

Montana is home to many beautiful lakes and now the state has made a prestigious list when it comes to Alpine Lakes

Attention, anglers and boaters: those gusty winds are no joke. Let’s talk about what’s happening on Fort Peck Lake and how to stay safe out there.

Summer's here and Montanans are hitting the lakes, but a few slithery neighbors might be lurking in the water.

It was one of those weekends in western North Dakota—the kind where you can practically hear the splash of a cannonball echoing across the state. I swung by my favorite gas station to fuel up the convertible and ran smack into a summer traffic jam… of boats and trucks. It seemed l ...