The Top 20 Lakes in the Wasatch Range

Lake Blanche is arguably one of the prettiest destinations in all of the Wasatch Mountains. Keep an eye out for the dramatically notched peak that towers over the lake; once … read more

A very well signposted nature trail. Unfortunately, you are not allowed to swim in the reservoirs. A detour is still worthwhile. Don't forget Autan and sunscreen!! 🌞

The second of the three Brighton Lakes, Lake Martha is much smaller than the first lake. Its surroundings are a little more stark too, as you transition from wildflower meadows to rocky alpine beauty.

Located in between Highland and Cedar Hills, this little park has a pond in which you can kayak by your own means and have lunch afterward at the picnic tables. … read more

Desolation Lake is truly a peaceful sight to take in. The water is a beautiful blue-green hue, and it is surrounded by towering pines and aspens. The hike here can … read more

Dog Lake is a beautiful lake located between Big Cottonwood Canyon and Millcreek. It is lined with trees and (you guessed it) dog friendly! Dogs can usually be seen splashing and swimming around this lake with their people.

This lake is not visible from Nebo Loop Road, but it is worth making the out-and-back detour to the lake's edge if the gate at the start of the access … read more

The Jordanelle Reservoir was created by the damming of the Provo River. To create this lake, the towns of Keetley, Hailstone and Jordanelle were submerged. This place is ideal for … read more

Picturesque twin lake to Red Pine Lake located at the end of White Pine Lake Trail. Swimming not allowed as the lake is a protected body of water, but do still visit to enjoy the serene views.