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Woods Lake is 19.8 acres in size, has Redside Shiner, a native fish, and also has Rainbow Trout, which were introduced to this lake. The lake can be completely circumnavigated by the Woods Lake Loop Trail.

The end of Beaver Lake Road gives access to the south end of Beaver Lake. Beaver Lake is fishable and has kokanee and rainbow trout.

Woods Lake is 19.8 acres in size, has Redside Shiner, a native fish, and also has Rainbow Trout, which were introduced to this lake. The lake can be completely circumnavigated by the Woods Lake Loop Trail.

Little Beaver Lake is a secluded feeling lake, but can be reached by shorter or longer trails. Fishermen use spinning, fly fishing, or baitcasting to catch fish here. The best time to fish here is usually the morning or afternoon.

Whitefish Trail, Beaver Lakes section, is a ten-mile drive from downtown Whitefish. This trail can bring hikers north to Beaver Lake, Little Beaver Lake, Dollar Lake, Woods Lake, or south to Skyles Lake. The mountain lakes and forests along this trail bring recreationalists to fish, hike, and camp. This area is less visited than the more popular areas of Montana, like Glacier National Park, but just as natural and pristine.

The Skyles Lake Trailhead is a great place to start or end a hike, and it is also a good access point to walk down Skyles Lane southbound, about 5 minutes or 0.2 miles down to the Skyles Lakes west shore.

This area has a rewarding view over Skyles Lake. From this angle, the lake looks like the shape of a heart. The lake has lots of types of fish, like largemouth bass, northern pike, and yellow perch.

The Mineral Point Trail boasts magnificent lake views and a leisurely path through old- and new-growth forest. The stunning Monarch Mountains can be viewed from the trail, which ends (or begins) at the Green Bay campground, which features a beach, picnic tables, and fire rings.