This lake doesn't get the same massive amount of visitors as what you'd see at a place like Lake Powell. It's just kind of off the radar it seems to vacationers for the most part. I think it be a great place to visit with a boat and do some fishing, camping or just relax. The Uintah mountains would be wonderful to explore. This odd range of mountains that run east & west are off the big main roads and folks just don't go there like they do here in the Colorado Rocky's. The warmer seasons are somewhat short in this country. This is why many of the early mountain men headed in to this land of longer winters after the prime pelts to trap. I read in a book someplace were Jim Bridger told another old mountain man this was the country he hoped to retire the rest of his days at when he'd give up the mountain man life and that's why he built fort Bridger were it is today. I believe many of the spirits the old mountain men live in the Uintah's at a rendezvous created by heaven. You definitely feel something up in there. Could just be all the Mountain Lions tracks I see in the snow, given me the spooks when I go through there in the winter season.
