Bear Lake State Park, State park in Utah
Bear Lake State Park is famed for its vibrant turquoise water.
The park was established in 1962, securing recreation space on the Bear Lake shoreline.
The region hosts the annual Bear Lake Raspberry Days festival.
Visitors enjoy boating, fishing, and camping at this scenic destination.
Known as the 'Caribbean of the Rockies' due to its striking blue color.
Location: Laketown
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Bear Lake State Park is famed for its vibrant turquoise water.
Pickleville Playhouse is a renowned theatre located in Garden City, Bear Lake, Utah.
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