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Lake Powell Info :

Lake Powell straddles the border between the state of Utah and Arizona. Lake Powell is the second largest man-made reservoir in the United States. With an average water capacity of 24,322,000 acre feet of water, Lake Powell is second only to Lake Mead.

The lake's main body stretches up Glen Canyon, but has also filled many (over 90) side canyons. The lake also stretches up the Escalante River and San Juan River where they merge into the main Colorado River. This provides access to many natural geographic points of interest as well as some remnants of the Anasazi culture.

* Rainbow Bridge National Monument
* Defiance House ruin (Anasazi)
* Cathedral in the Desert
* San Juan goosenecks
* Kaiparowits Plateau
* Hole-in-the-Rock crossing
* the Rincon
* Three-Roof Ruin
* Padre Bay
* Waterpocket Fold

Glen Canyon National Recreation Area draws more than two million visitors annually. Recreational activities include boating, fishing, waterskiing, jet-skiing, and hiking. Prepared campgrounds can be found at each marina, but many visitors choose to rent a houseboat or bring their own camping equipment, find a secluded spot somewhere in the canyons, and make their own camp (there are no restrictions on where visitors can stay).

The southwestern end of Lake Powell in Arizona can be accessed via U.S. Route 89 and State Route 98. State Route 95 and State Route 276 lead to the northeastern end of the lake in Utah.