Located an hour northeast of Missoula, Seeley Lake is a Montana treasure situated in the heart of the Big Sky Country mountains.
Seeley Lake proudly offers adventure and recreation during all seasons – from refreshing lake swims and hikes in the spring, summer, and fall to snowmobile and skiing trails in the winter.
Named for Jasper B. Seely, the first pioneering spirit to build a cabin here in 1881, beautiful Seeley Lake was originally home to the Salish Indians and is the last natural chain of lakes in northwestern Montana.
Read on to learn about its two state parks, numerous nature trails, and – of course – the best place to stop for ice cream after a day or two on the lake.
