Lake Mohave

Lake Mohave, which is less well-known than Lake Mead, is near to Laughlin and downstream of the Hoover Dam. Due to the abundance of incredible things to do while visiting, this unassuming lake is among the best in the state. Although getting here and getting to some of the greatest spots could require some work, the effort is well worth it.

Although Lake Mohave is 67 miles long, the upper 22 miles are comprised of slender river valleys. The lake's western and eastern shores are in Nevada and Arizona, respectively.

It's a wonderful idea to visit the beach in Lake Mohave, which was created by the Davis Dam. The southern end of Lake Mohave is warm in the summer, typically in the low to mid-80s Fahrenheit, making it perfect for swimming. Bring all your water toys. The lake's northern region, which can reach temperatures of the mid to upper 40s Fahrenheit, is influenced by the cold water from Lake Mead's depths.

The beach at Telephone Cove is one of the top beaches on the Nevada side of Lake Mohave. This large expanse of sand is perfect for setting up your beach equipment, enjoying a game of football, or simply relaxing in the hot sun. There is absolutely no shade, so make sure to bring an umbrella or other form of shade.

Location: Clark County, Nevada