easy
2–4 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical effort required
Discover the beauty of Holter Lake aboard the 10 Seater Pontoon Boat – The Cruiser. This relaxing boat tour offers stunning views, wildlife sightings, and a fantastic way to enjoy Montana's outdoor scenery with friends or family.
Seats 10 • 8 Hours • Ages 18+ to rent & drive boat
Experience a memorable day on Hauser Lake aboard a spacious 20' cruising pontoon, designed for family fun with comfortable seating for up to 10. Enjoy the sun and the scenic views while creating lasting memories. Bring your favorite snacks and drinks for a perfect day on the water!
8 hours
Our 20' cruising pontoon is perfect for a day with the family exploring beautiful Hauser Lake! With ample comfortable seating, an extra powerful motor, and room for up to 10 people, this boat is built for fun in the sun!
The boat comes with everything you need for a day out on the water! Feel free to bring your own beverages, food, towels, etc.
Getting to the dock early ensures you get the best spot on the boat and ample time to set up your picnic or relaxation space.
Wear lightweight, sun-protective clothing, and bring a hat and sunscreen to stay comfortable during your day on the water.
The boat is fitted with some space for snacks and beverages, but bringing your favorites ensures you stay refreshed during your trip.
Montana weather can change rapidly; check the forecast before your trip for a safe and enjoyable experience.
Holter Lake was created by the damming of the Missouri River in the early 20th century, serving both hydroelectric needs and recreation.
Helena Boat Rental promotes eco-friendly practices to minimize impact on local wildlife and preserve the natural beauty of Holter Lake.
Protect your skin from sun exposure during the boat trip.
summer specific
Reduce glare and enhance visibility while on the water.
spring|summer|fall specific
Keep warm during cooler days or evenings on the lake.
spring|fall|winter specific
Protect your electronics from splashes or accidental drops into the water.