Bear Lake
Bear Lake
Bear Lake

Bear Lake Tours and Tickets

Dubbed the “Carribean of the Rockies” for its clear waters, Bear Lake is an 18-mile-long (29-kilometer) lake shared between Utah and Idaho. Initially inhabited by the Shoshone, it was later settled by traders who sold goods to travelers on the Oregon Trail. Today, it’s a popular tourist spot, famed for local fruit and water sports.

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  • Bear Lake, Utah, 82930
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Q:What are Bear Lake hours of operation?
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Bear Lake hours of operation: Daily. Buy tickets in advance on Viator. If you book with Viator, you can cancel at least 24 hours before the start date of your tour for a full refund.
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Q:What is there to do at Bear Lake Utah?
A:There are loads of activities at Bear Lake, Utah. Swim, fish, sail, and jet-ski on the lake. You can also ride horses, snowmobiles, and ATVs, or hike on the natural trails. Stay in the lodges or camp—there are a range of options. Don’t leave without trying a famous raspberry shake.
Q:Which beaches are in Bear Lake?
A:Bear Lake shares borders with Utah and Idaho, and there are several notable beaches. Garden City Park Beach, Bear Lake State Park Marina, and Rendezvous Beach all have water sports rentals and are in the southern half of the lake in Utah. North Beach, bordering Idaho, is popular.
Q:Can you walk around Bear Lake?
A:Yes, you can walk around Bear Lake, or at least on trails next to the shore. There’s the Bear Lake Trail/Bear Lake Legacy Pathway, which is 4.8 miles (7.7 kilometers) long. It’s an easy and accessible trail, paved and flat so strollers, cyclists, and walkers can share the trail.
Q:Can you swim at Bear Lake Utah?
A:Yes, you can swim at Bear Lake. But know that there is no lifeguard on duty, so you’ll be swimming at your own risk. The water temp is generally chilly at around 55-65°F (13-18°C) in summer. Swim with a buddy, and don't get too cold.
Q:What’s the best time to tour Bear Lake Utah?
A:Visitors come to Bear Lake year-round. It depends on what activities you’d like to do. Swimmers, kayakers, hikers, and boaters come in the spring, summer, and fall. But when it gets chilly, the snow starts falling, making ideal conditions for riding snowmobiles or going ice fishing.
Q:Is Bear Lake Utah worth visiting?
A:Yes, Bear Lake is worth visiting. It’s a top destination spot for visitors from Utah and Idaho and those farther afield. Come for water activities, like swimming, boating, and fishing, and also for things on land, like riding ATVs, snowmobiles, or horses, or going for a hike.

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