Tube/Wakeboard Ready • 200 HP • 15 People Max
Skip the crowds and take a 200 HP tri-toon out to Lake Powell’s red-rock coves. Ideal for tubing, wakeboarding, family reunions, and flexible hourly trips from Enoch, Utah.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–8 hours
Fitness Level
Light to moderate: you need mobility for boarding, climbing on and off the boat, and short hikes at coves.
Wildlife
History
Lake Powell is the reservoir formed after the construction of Glen Canyon Dam in the mid-20th century, which created the region’s dramatic water-carved shoreline.
Conservation
Water levels fluctuate and expose fragile sandstone; follow shore etiquette, pack out trash, and avoid anchoring on sensitive formations to minimize impact.
Tube/Wakeboard Ready • 200 HP • 15 People Max
Bring sun protection
Lake Powell offers almost no shade on open water; pack SPF 30+ sunscreen, a hat, and polarized sunglasses.
Secure loose items
Use dry bags or onboard storage for phones, wallets, and cooler goods—wind and wakes move things quickly.
Plan fuel and time
Hourly rentals mean you should allow a fuel buffer and avoid tight return times to prevent rushing across the lake.
Supervise children near the rails
Life vests are provided but young swimmers should remain seated during transit and wear properly fitted PFDs.
Life jacket (PFD)
Provided by operator; consider bringing a preferred fit for comfort and safety.
Polarized sunglasses
Cuts glare on the water and improves visibility for spotting drops and shoreline features.
summer
Dry bag
Protects phones, cameras, and essentials from spray and accidental submersion.
Layered clothing
Light layers plus a windbreaker handle variable winds and cooler mornings or evenings.
spring