Description - Huntington North Reservoir, a feature of the Emery County Project, was created
by the Huntington North Dam and the East and West Dikes. Recreation
management at Huntington North Reservoir is performed by the Utah Division of
Parks and Recreation under agreement with the Bureau of Reclamation. With a
240-acre surface area, the off-stream reservoir is situated at the 5,480-foot
elevation. Managed recreation season is all year, with heavy use during the
summer season. Available fish species include bluegill, sunfish, largemouth
bass, and rainbow trout. Reservations accepted for some campsites. Fees are
charged. Huntington U.S. Geological Survey map covers the area.
Attractions
- The managed recreation season is all year, with heavy use. Preferred activities
include motorized boating, camping, and swimming. Available species include
bluegill, sunfish, largemouth bass, and rainbow trout. Access all-weather from
State Rd. 10. Some facilities accessible to persons with disabilities. Reservations
accepted fro some campsites. Fees are charged. Huntington U.S. Geological
Survey map covers the area.
Recreation - Recreational activities include; biking, boating, fishing, camping, hiking,
picnicking, recreational vehicles, water sports, wildlife veiwing and winter sports. Climate - The climate of Utah varies with the terrain. Visitors to the mountains will
experience cool summer nights and passing storms that can alter a sunny day
very quickly. Be prepared with layers when recreating in the mountains.
The deserts and canyons of Utah can be dangerous places. Summer
temperatures often reach above 100 degrees F, so be sure to carry water on
all adventures. Flash floods in the canyons are also a threat. It is difficult to
predict incoming weather when deep within a canyon so check reports before
venturing into any narrow canyon areas.
Location -
Huntington North Reservoir is located 2 miles north of Huntington, Utah. To
reach this lake head north from Huntington on Highway 10.
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