Learn About the Utah Lake Life Jacket Drive

Life jackets are life-saving devices and offer enhanced safety while you’re out enjoying various recreational activities on Utah Lake. Our goal is to ensure that each person who recreates on the lake has access to one of these life jackets through our Life Jacket Loaner Program. To build our availability, we’re holding a Life Jacket …

3 Things to Know About Algae Blooms at Utah Lake

Many people avoid Utah Lake because they worry about harmful algae blooms. But how much do they really know about this fleeting event? Here are a few things to know about the algae blooms at Utah Lake. 1. Blooms Aren’t Always Widespread Algae blooms are often isolated around the Lake. Utah Lake has a surface …

What to Know About the Comeback of the June Sucker

In 1986, the US Fish and Wildlife Service listed the June sucker as an endangered species. Found only in Utah Lake, the fish had the ominous distinction of being the first endangered species listed along the Wasatch Front. The listing was inevitable. For over a century, Utah Lake and its native fish species had been …

The First Ever Utah Lake Scavenger Hunt

We are excited to announce that the Utah Lake Commission will be hosting a countywide scavenger hunt, focusing on Utah Lake, using the GooseChase app. Photo, Video, Text, and GPS scavenger hunt missions are created and assigned point values by organizers, and players are automatically awarded points after completing each submission on their device.  Missions …

Marina Algae Treatments Start at Utah Lake

Below is a press release announcing the start of marina algae treatments at Utah Lake, some photos of the treatment, and links to additional resources about how the treatments work. Press Release LINCOLN BEACH, Utah – The Utah Lake Commission and partners are pilot-testing two different treatments for algae at Utah Lake. Lindon Marina and …

Lincoln Point: Historical Resort and Modern Recreation Hot Spot

History The 42 acre Lincoln Point property is north of and adjacent to the Utah County Lincoln Beach park and boat harbor. The earliest development on the property began less than forty years after the first pioneer settlers came to Utah Valley. About 1889, John Hallet took settlement money from a mining accident that severely …