Lake Powell, Arizona

Lake Powell, Arizona
Facts & Features

Lake Powell is the second largest man-made reservoir in the United States. (Lake Mead is the largest.) It took seventeen years for the lake to reach its full pool level of 3700 feet (1128m) above sea level.

Water flowing into Lake Powell is derived primarily from snowmelt from the western slope of the Rocky Mountains.

There are five marinas on Lake Powell; four of them with launch ramps. For National Park Service Information at Wahweap Marina, the largest marina, call (928) 608-6200.

Lake Powell, Arizona
Fishing Guides

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Lake Powell, Arizona
Area Businesses

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Lake Powell, Arizona
Game Fish & Online Licenses

• Smallmouth Bass
• Largemouth Bass
• Striped Bass
• Black Crappie
• Walleye
• Channel Catfish
• Hawg Blawg - Big Ones that got away! Fun stories & fishing news.
• Fishing Regulations
• Buy Licenses Online (make sure you have a valid Utah and/or Arizona fishing license)
• Big Fish-of-the-Year
• Arizona's Natural Heritage Program

Lake Powell, Arizona
Lake Map & Directions

Wahweap marina (PDF map):  three miles north of Page, AZ on Highway 89. Antelope Point, AZ (PDF map): three miles east of Page on Highway 98. Lees Ferry and Navajo Bridge Interpretive Center, AZ (PDF map): Highway 89A 45 miles southwest of Page Arizona and 62 miles southeast of the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park.

Directions to Lake Powell, Arizona.

Lake Powell, The City of Page, Arizona
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