UTAH STATE PARKS RESERVOIR AND LAKE REPORT

Ice is melting at many lakes and reservoirs, please use extreme caution. Utah State Parks encourages all boaters to wear their life jackets.

Bear Lake State Park Marina - Frozen, 10 inches of ice
Deer Creek State Park - Frozen
East Canyon State Park * Frozen, 6 to 8 inches of ice, parts of lake melting
Wide Hollow at Escalante State Park * Launch ramp open, 45 degrees
Great Salt Lake State Marina * Launch ramp open, 26 degrees
Gunlock State Park - Launch ramp open, 46 degrees
Huntington State Park * Open water, 30 degrees
Hyrum Lake State Park * Mostly ice, melting at shoreline
Jordanelle State Park * Mostly ice
Millsite State Park * Open water, 30 degrees (dock not accessible)
Otter Creek State Park * Open water, 30 degrees
Palisade State Park * Mostly ice, 36 degrees
Piute State Park * Frozen
Quail Creek State Park * Open water, 40 degrees
Red Fleet State Park * Frozen, 16 inches of ice
Rockport State Park * Mostly ice, 36 degrees
Sand Hollow State Park * Launch ramp open, 41 degrees
Scofield State Park * Frozen, 12+ inches of ice
Starvation State Park * Mostly ice
Steinaker State Park * Frozen, 16 inches of ice
Utah Lake State Park * Frozen
Willard Bay State Park * North Marina launch ramp open, 32 degrees
Yuba State Park * Frozen, very thin ice
Strawberry * Frozen, 12-15 inches of ice
Flaming Gorge * Mostly ice