Even though we may be in the middle of winter, that doesn’t mean we have to stay indoors. Sometimes it can be a nice change of scenery to throw on a coat (or two), lace up your boots, and get off on an epic outdoor adventure. When the urge to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life calls, Bear Lake in Utah is an ideal spot for a getaway. Pristine and beautiful year-round, it’s certainly a nature lover’s dream come true. Let’s take a closer look.
Bear Lake 109-square-mile natural freshwater lake on the Idaho-Utah border.
For the most part, it’s split equally among the two states. For Utah, it’s the second-largest natural freshwater lake in the state, right behind Utah Lake.
The lake is known as the “Caribbean of the Rockies” due to its incredibly beautiful turquoise-blue water.
While Bear Lake State Park does not offer any snowmobile rentals, you may bring your own into the park, just make sure to follow the rules of the road and all guidelines.
After a fresh powder, strap on your skis and set off on the trails for a memorable afternoon surrounded by some of Utah’s most beautiful natural scenery.
