Bear Lake

Bear Lake, which is 20 miles long and 8 miles wide and is situated in the extreme northeast of the state, is the ideal location for nearly any water-related activity. Bear Lake's water has an amazing shade of blue because of the minerals that are floating in it.

One of the best sites in Utah for sailing is Bear Lake. Long unbroken tacks in the direction of the distant highlands are possible due to the broad waters and sparse boat traffic. For many years, people wishing to escape the summer heat in Utah have made this location their preferred vacation spot. Rendezvous Beach, Utah's longest beach, is located on the lake. When the weather is nice, a lot of people flock to this beach, which is a summertime favorite. Bring all of your water toys with you; the shallow water is perfect for wading and playing in. While you take a break from waterskiing, tubing, or wakeboarding, anchor your boat nearby.

At 205 feet deep, the lake is remarkably deep, making it a popular fishing location. Cutthroat trout, lake trout, Bonneville cisco, Bonneville whitefish, sculpin, and Bonneville whitefish are a few of the species that you can anticipate encountering here. A full-service marina offers moorage and all the equipment and supplies a boater could need.

Location: Idaho–Utah border in the Western United States