Things to Do Near Bear Lake

Known as the 'Caribbean of the Rockies' for its stunning turquoise water, Bear Lake offers miles of sandy beaches perfect for swimming, paddleboarding, and soaking up the sun.

Bear Lake Marina has boat rentals, jet skis, and everything you need for a day on the water. Wake boarding, tubing, sailing, and kayaking are all popular.

Bear Lake is famous for its wild raspberries! Cruise into Garden City for world-famous raspberry shakes, jams, and treats at local shops.

Bear Lake's biggest annual event! Held each August in Garden City, Raspberry Days features a parade, rodeo, craft vendors, live music, and of course — all things raspberry.

Explore trails through Cache National Forest, from easy nature walks to challenging canyon hikes. Limber Pine Nature Trail and Logan Canyon offer stunning scenery.

Bear Lake is home to the rare Bonneville cisco and cutthroat trout. Fish from the shore or rent a boat. Logan River offers excellent fly fishing too.

Hit the links at Bear Lake West Golf Course, a scenic 9-hole course with mountain and lake views.

Logan Canyon offers world-class rock climbing and rappelling for all skill levels, with stunning limestone formations and canyon views.

Ride trails around Bear Lake and through Logan Canyon. Options range from easy lakeside paths to challenging mountain terrain.

A Bear Lake tradition! This family-friendly summer theater in Garden City puts on hilarious comedy shows and melodramas that the whole family will love.

Utah's most affordable family ski resort is just 10 minutes away! Beaver Mountain offers great terrain for all levels, with short lift lines and a laid-back vibe.

Hit 350+ miles of groomed snowmobile trails right from the cabin's backyard! Direct backcountry access means you can ride straight out the door.

Explore winter wonderland trails through the Bear Lake valley and surrounding mountains on cross-country skis or snowshoes.

Bear Lake freezes in winter, creating prime ice fishing conditions. Bundle up and try your luck at catching cutthroat trout through the ice.

Beautiful year-round access to Bear Lake's shores with picnic areas, nature trails, and some of the best views of the turquoise water.

The cabin itself has frequent visitors — moose, deer, and wild turkeys regularly wander through the property. You never quite know which wildlife will drop by during your stay! The broader Bear Lake valley is also home to elk, eagles, and a variety of migratory birds.