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- Safety Tips -
Recreate Sensibly and Return Home Safely! (Click here for the NPS Safety Page) - Kite tubing and parasailing are now prohibited at Glen Canyon!
- Cliff jumping/diving is the #1 cause of fatalities on Lake Powell – Cliff Jumping
It is prohibited for any person to jump or dive off of rock cliffs, ledges, or man-made structures (excluding vessels).The NPS does not advocate or promote the activity of cliff jumping or diving regardless of the height from the water surface. For the purpose of this restriction cliff, ledge, or man- made structure is defined to mean any formation of rock or soil, or structure, or combination thereof having a height of 15’ or more from the surface of the water. Check out the NPS Cliff Jumping “Fall Calculator”
Check out the NPS Cliff Jumping Poster - Carbon monoxide (CO) is a “silent killer.” Know the location of your vessel’s exhaust and keep everyone out of harm’s way. Be sure your CO detectors on your vessel work and pay heed if they go off. BE SAFE – turn off generators prior to retiring for the evening.
- Teak surfing is extremely dangerous and can be deadly to those who participate. Stay alive – don’t teak surf.
- Children don’t float! Please watch your children around water and require them to wear personal flotation devices (also known as life jackets or life vests) anytime they are in or near the water. Don’t let your child be a statistic!
- ATTENTION BOATERS! Zebra Mussel certification required to launch
- Click here to for launch ramp hours and to learn how to certify.
- Zebra mussels have been discovered in the western United States. Lake Powell is mussel-
free!