8 Free Swimming Holes near Summit Mountain Bike Trail #810
first prev 1 next lastShowing Swimming Holes within 50 miles Distance miles of Summit Mountain Bike Trail #810 near Whitefish, Montana City, Zip, or Address
Tally Lake
Whitefish
12.6 miles SWBuoyed gravel swim beach and big lawn at Tally Lake Campground on Montana's deepest natural lake, west of Whitefish in the Flathead National Forest. Day use is $6 per vehicle.
Camp, Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim
Lion Lake
Hungry Horse
17.0 miles SELion Lake is a free Flathead National Forest day-use lake just south of Hungry Horse, with swimming, paddling and fishing off two picnic sites. No lifeguards, no drinking water, open sunrise to sunset.
Canoe, Kayak, Swim
Glacier National Park
West Glacier, Montana
22.9 miles ESwim near West Glacier, Montana
Swim
South Dickey Lake Picnic Area
Trego
25.7 miles NWA free Forest Service beach on Dickey Lake near Trego, Montana, where a grassy lawn slopes into a deep, clear lake. Open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. in season, no lifeguard.
Camp, Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim
Volunteer Park
Lakeside, Montana
33.8 miles SVolunteer Park is the beloved community swimming spot in Lakeside, Montana, tucked right into the heart of town on the northwest shore of Flathead Lake, about 12 miles south of Kalispell. It's a...
Dive, Swim
Grinnell Lake
Many Glacier, Glacier National Park
34.4 miles NEA 7.5-mile round-trip hike along glacier-fed subalpine lakes to a turquoise glacial lake in Glacier National Park — with a waterfall along the way and an optional ferry across Lake Josephine.
Hike, Swim
Running Eagle Falls
East Glacier Park
45.3 miles ERunning Eagle Falls, the waterfall older maps call Trick Falls, is a level 0.3 mile walk off the Two Medicine Road in Glacier National Park, wheelchair accessible to a viewing area. Two outlets run in spring, one over the cliff top and one straight out of
Hike, Swim
Logan State Park
Libby
46.7 miles SWA small grassy swim beach on the north shore of Middle Thompson Lake in Montana's Logan State Park, along US 2 between Libby and Kalispell. Free for Montana residents with the parks registration fee, $8 per vehicle for others.
Camp, Canoe, Hike, Kayak, Swim
