easy
1–2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; moderate stamina helpful for longer paddles
Discover the tranquility of solo kayaking at West Shore State Park in Montana. Paddle across calm lakes, soak in mountain views, and enjoy a peaceful outdoor adventure tailored just for you.
Embark on a serene solo kayaking adventure at West Shore State Park in Lakeside, Montana, with Tour Glacier | Sea Me Paddle Kayaking. This experience offers an unbeatable way to connect with Montana’s stunning natural beauty, featuring calm waters and panoramic mountain views. As you paddle across the reflective lake surface, you'll enjoy peace and solitude, perfect for reflection or simply soaking in the landscape. The park's accessible location makes it an ideal spot for beginners and seasoned paddlers alike. Whether you're seeking a quiet escape or an invigorating workout, this adventure combines tranquility with excitement. Throughout your journey, abundant wildlife sightings—like eagles soaring overhead or loons calling across the water—add a touch of wilderness magic. Expert guides ensure your safety and help you get the most out of this personalized experience. Remember to bring your sense of adventure and an appreciation for Montana’s natural splendor. This kayaking trip is a perfect way to explore the outdoors, improve your paddling skills, and create memorable moments in one of Montana's most beautiful settings.
Montana weather can change rapidly; ensure clear conditions for a safe and enjoyable paddle.
Apply sunscreen and wear a hat to protect yourself from sun exposure during your trip.
Stay hydrated and energized during your kayaking adventure with light refreshments.
Maintain steady strokes to conserve energy and stay balanced on the water.
West Shore State Park and the surrounding area have a rich history of indigenous use and early settlers engaging in fishing and logging industries.
The area promotes sustainable outdoor activities, and visitors are encouraged to follow Leave No Trace principles to protect the natural environment.
A PFD is essential for safety and is required by law for solo paddling.
Protects your eyes and face from sun glare and UV rays.
summer|spring specific
Keeps you comfortable and dry during paddling.
summer|spring specific
Stay hydrated throughout your trip with a reusable water bottle.