They’re Not Building These Just for AI
Look at the data centers. The public story is almost always “it’s for AI.” AI is part of it. But the scale and the water demand look like preparation for something bigger — a system where value, ownership, and
Look at the data centers. The public story is almost always “it’s for AI.” AI is part of it. But the scale and the water demand look like preparation for something bigger — a system where value, ownership, and
While the intense pull of lakeside tourism and urban growth from the capital city dominates the direct shoreline, a quiet, resilient agricultural lifestyle holds down the surrounding valleys.
Planning a trip to the east of Bear Lake. Here is an inside look at the massive new upgrades at North Eden State Park- including camping layouts, amenity details, and a critical warning for boaters.
The biggest story is the UV index. It’s currently at a very high 10 and is forecast to stay elevated, with maximum exposure expected around 3:00 PM. Anyone heading out on the water, the beach, or the trails should plan for serious sun protection.
Let’s keep the focus where it belongs: on treating each other with basic kindness so families can keep making the memories they came for. That’s the Bear Lake most of us want to protect.
Heavy Traffic Delays returning from Bear Lake via Evanston, WY
Bear Lake is in a heat wave, but still shy of the 104 F in the summer of 1960
Bear Lake and Bear Lake State Park remain open for summer recreation. Here is the latest information as of July 6, 2026.
Road Construction make slight delays to Bear Lake
Local residents and visitors at Bear Lake reported glowing displays on the northern horizon, with some capturing the lights
Early morning continues to offer the best opportunity before recreational boat traffic intensifies. Surface water temperatures are approximately 64°F, with cutthroat trout and lake trout holding in deeper water between 60 and 90 feet. What the Locals Are Saying: From the Bear Lake Fishing Facebook group: Josh Borg reported
June 25, 2026 — In response to escalating fire danger amid dry conditions, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has expanded Stage 1 Fire Restrictions on all BLM-managed lands in northern Utah, effective June 19, 2026, at 12:01 a.m. These restrictions apply to Box Elder, Cache, Davis, Morgan,