If you’ve ever rounded the bend into Garden City in Northern Utah and caught your first glimpse of Bear Lake, chances are your jaw dropped a little. Known as the “Caribbean of the Rockies,” the lake isn’t just pretty; it’s breathtaking. But what gives Bear Lake that vibrant, otherworldly blue?
Bear Lake is famous for its jaw-dropping turquoise waters, epic outdoor adventures, and delicious raspberry shakes. But there’s something else that puts this scenic getaway on the map — a legendary creature said to lurk beneath the lake’s surface. For over 150 years, stories have swirled about a giant beast
There’s something truly special about a wedding by Bear Lake, where each wedding venue feels like a piece of paradise, capturing the natural beauty of the area and the excitement of saying, “I do.” Imagine the thrill of gathering loved ones by a sparkling blue lake, mountains framing the horizon,
Bear Lake might be famous for its turquoise water and raspberry shakes, but its food scene is just as tempting. Around Garden City and the lake’s scenic shores, you’ll find cozy diners, lakeside grills, and restaurants where you can grab everything from fresh burgers and barbecue to fish tacos and
The Bear Lake Valley is not only famous for the turquoise waters of Utah’s Caribbean of the Rockies! Bear Lake Utah is the birthplace of the “Famous Raspberry Shake” – a combo of extra-creamy vanilla ice cream and hand-picked local raspberries, absolutely delicious and mostly savored by spoon as far
Nestled among the stunning crystal clear waters of Utah’s Caribbean of the Rockies, lies an underground world of natural geological wonders waiting to be discovered. The Idaho and Utah landscapes around Bear Lake are surrounded by a surreal world of underground caverns and waterways, clifftop caves, hidden hobbit holes, and
A delicious breakfast or slow brunch is always the best way to start the day in Utah’s Bear Lake! Whether your idea of breakfast is a freshly brewed coffee to go, or a hearty, fully-loaded breakfast feast savored slowly with the family and morning paper, there’s something for all coffee
Bear Lake encompasses 109 square miles of brilliant blue waters, fondly dubbed the Caribbean of the Rockies. The lake is a popular summer destination for boating, water activities, and world-class fishing but should not be overlooked in the winter season. Aside from hundreds of miles of snowmobiling trails and world-class
