From rough & tumble outlaws, to trailblazing pioneers, Bear Lake Valley is home to hundreds of years of fascinating history Bear Lake—a shimmering, turquoise gem straddling the Idaho and […]
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There’s no getting around it: The Bear Lake Valley, with its turquoise waters and Instagram-worthy beaches, is undeniably a summertime hotspot. (Is it any wonder Bear Lake has earned the […]
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Bear Lake is rightfully called the “Caribbean of the Rockies” for its distinctive turquoise hue—so it’s only fitting that the 110-square mile lake is the heart of the region and […]
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What’s your favorite kind of family getaway? Does it involve resting and relaxing on white sand beaches? Learning about local history? Getting active at adventure parks or heading underground in […]
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Bridging the Utah-Idaho border, Bear Lake finds countless ways to enchant, delight, and fascinate visitors every summer. It is Utah’s deepest lake and one of its oldest—older than the Great […]
read moreFamously dubbed the "Caribbean of the Rockies," Bear Lake straddles the borders of Utah and Idaho and glistens with water so vibrantly turquoise you’d swear it was fake. In reality, […]
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The deep, strikingly blue waters of Bear Lake have been a draw for visitors dating back to its wild west days when mountain men roamed the surrounding hills and met […]
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Straddling the state line of Utah and Idaho, 20-mile-long Bear Lake is nicknamed the "Caribbean of the Rockies" for good reason. This recreational center of northern Utah and southern Idaho […]
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Bear Lake, which has 48 miles of shoreline in southern Idaho and northern Utah, is known as the "Caribbean of the Rockies" for its stunningly blue water and white sand […]
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Bear Lake’s fame is closely connected to its beauty. Dubbed the "Caribbean of the Rockies," the lake’s strikingly blue water draws thousands of visitors every year. So it’s not a […]
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