Lake McDonald

Lake McDonald is the biggest lake in Glacier National Park. The lake is home to ious local types of trout, and other amusement angle. Catchable species incorporate, however are not constrained to - westslope ferocious trout, rainbow trout, bull trout roast, lake trout scorch, Lake Superior whitefish, mountain whitefish, kokanee salmon and suckers. Be that as it may, the lake is supplement poor and isn't viewed as a prime angling goal.

Mountain bears, wild bear, moose, and donkey deer are found in numerous spots close to the lake however are most regular on the north shore. The lake is encompassed by a thick coniferous backwoods overwhelmed by different types of spruce, fir, and larch. McDonald Creek streams into and channels from the lake, and discharges into the Middle Fork Flathead River not long after.