Flaming Gorge Reservoir is 91 miles long and has over 360 miles of shoreline making it the perfect place to explore by paddle. Launching a canoe, kayak, or stand up paddleboard into its deep blue water can lead to an awesome experience.
A slot-like chasm with waterfalls About the Hike: Next door to busy Multnomah Falls but usually overlooked by tourists, this delightful trail explores a cavern behind Ponytail Falls and then loops around Oneonta Gorge, a mossy chasm so narrow that Oneonta Creek fills it wall to wall.
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Flaming Gorge has multiple launching points, some developed and others primitive, that will give you access to numerous paddling routes. You can choose to head out for multi-day trips, camping in primitive sites on the shore, or take day trips from the inlets and marinas. Most of the marinas and lodges surrounding the lake offer hourly rentals of kayaks and stand up paddleboards making things very convenient.
Kayaking and stand up paddleboarding are fast-growing sports. Paddling on the reservoir is a skill that is easily learned and allows you to explore at your own speed. All the excursions above are open to beginners with some level of fitness. For young explorers try a tandem kayak and have them share paddling responsibilities with an adult. If you love water, viewing wildlife, and exploration, paddling the lake is definitely for you.
FACILITIES & AMENITIES
Camping: The campground has 22 sites, each with a table, grill and shade ramada. Electric hookups are also available. Sites cannot be reserved. Water and flush restrooms with showers are open year-around. Facilities adjacent to the campground offer large shade ramadas, grills, picnic tables and water. There are two handicapped-accessible campsites at the group area that also have a restroom with flush toilets and showers. Camping is limited to 14 days in a 30-day period.
Group Area: Accommodations for day and overnight groups are available by reservation.
O-Ring Calculator The online O-Ring Calculator offers engineers and professionals a quick and easy way to calculate O-Ring dimensions and the appropriate housing layout in accordance with the international O-Ring standard ISO 3601.
Picnicking/Day Use: The day use picnic area has a large shade ramada with picnic tables.
Hiking Craps announcement. : The remote portions of the park are accessible via a four-mile loop trail. Another one-mile trail connects the Miller Point overlook to the picnic area.
Regional Visitor Center: The visitor center is open from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily. It is located at the park entrance off U.S. 93. The visitor center is closed holidays during the winter.
Programs: Information about program scheduling may be obtained from either park staff or kiosks. Upon request, special presentations can be arranged for groups.
Hours: Open seven days a week, 365 days a year.
FIELD NOTES
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Picnicking/Day Use: The day use picnic area has a large shade ramada with picnic tables.
Hiking Craps announcement. : The remote portions of the park are accessible via a four-mile loop trail. Another one-mile trail connects the Miller Point overlook to the picnic area.
Regional Visitor Center: The visitor center is open from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily. It is located at the park entrance off U.S. 93. The visitor center is closed holidays during the winter.
Programs: Information about program scheduling may be obtained from either park staff or kiosks. Upon request, special presentations can be arranged for groups.
Hours: Open seven days a week, 365 days a year.
FIELD NOTES
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- Practice Leave No Trace and Tread Lightly principles.
- Stay on trails.
- Drive only on designated roadways. Vehicles must be licensed.
- Pets are welcome, but they must be kept on a leash of not more than six feet in length.
- Removing, disturbing or damaging any historic structure, artifact, rock, plant life, fossil or other feature is prohibited. State and federal laws protect this area and its resources.
- Camp only in designated sites.
- Light fires only in the fire rings and grills provided.
- Quiet hours are 10 p.m. - 7 a.m.
- Fees are charged for park entrance, camping and group use. A fee schedule is posted in the park.
- Visitors are responsible for knowing all park rules and regulations in effect. Detailed rules and regulations are posted at the park or may be obtained from any Park Ranger.
- Those with developmental and/or physical limitations are invited to enjoy all of the recreational activities of Nevada State Parks. If you would like to request additional support or accommodations, please call Nevada State Parks at (775) 684-2770. We continually seek ways to provide recreational opportunities for people of all abilities and welcome any suggestions you may have.
- View a list of frequently asked questions.
NATURAL RESOURCES/CLIMATE
The spires and buff-colored cliffs are the result of geologic processes occurring over tens of millions of years. The beauty enjoyed today had violent beginnings, starting with explosive volcanic activity that, with each eruption, deposited layers of ash hundreds of feet thick. The source of this ash, the Caliente Caldera Complex, lies to the south of Cathedral Gorge. (READ MORE)
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HISTORY OF CATHEDRAL GORGE STATE PARK – Established in 1935
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Planetwin365 poker app. Close to 2,000 acres of land that was once home to the Fremont, Anasazi and Southern Paiutes is now a state park preserved for visitors to experience and enjoy. In 1924, Governor James Scrugham set aside the area for preservation. Cathedral Gorge became one of Nevada's first four state parks in 1935. (READ MORE)
