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Mokaac Reservoir is always a pleasure to visit. So much entertaining stuff to do here at Mokaac Reservoir, too pleasant to be true. People from St. George love to come to Mokaac Reservoir, and Mokaac Reservoir is brilliant enough to spend more than a day at, Settler's RV Park is a brilliant local campground. All through the summer months, highs usually are in the 100's at Mokaac Reservoir. Throughout the moonlight hours it's mostly in the 60's. High temperatures
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| | during the wintertime are normally in the 50's, and after the sun is down during the winter temperatures at Mokaac Reservoir fall into the 20's. Hiking is a popular thing to do around Mokaac Reservoir; Big Hollow Trail is a pleasant local trail, and probably you're looking for nearby lakes? Sure, State Line Reservoir is just a very short distance away. La Quinta Inn & Suites St. George is a brilliant place to get some rest, and why not take a refreshing hike | |
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along the Honeymoon Trail. There's so much to do here at Mokaac Reservoir that you need to camp here for a while, Mc Arthur's Temple View RV Resort is a great place for that, and there's pleasant hiking along the Honeymoon Pack Trail.
Virgin River has a great whitewater paddling spot nearby. Mokaac Reservoir is a location that is pretty dry ordinarily; of all the months in a year March is the one with the most rain, and June meanwhile is the driest month. This
lake is so wonderful. After a long day outdoors Wingate by Wyndham St. George is a nice place to spend a night or two; you're almost certainly into lakes, Stucki Debris Basin Reservoir is one of those close by.
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Coordinates: Latitude: 36.95722 Longitude: -113.5464
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Honeymoon Trail, Mohave County, 20 miles away 1.9 hiking miles, 217 feet elevation difference |
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Virgin River, Washington CountyCounty, 4 miles away Class I-V(V+) - 49 miles long (Virgin to Littlefield) |
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Ivins Reservoir
 | 16 miles away As of May 2009, water level is high. Water is very clean with minimal pollution. Visitor numbers are rising!...As of June, 2007, the water level has dropped significantly due to irrigation, evaporation, and insufficient rainfall.......ters have returned! Ivins Reservoir is framed by a magnificent backdrop of red sandstone cliffs that reflect on the water. Bordered on the north by the Shivwitz reservation, a sign designates Paiute property. Desert home for an harmonious winged assortment of ducks, Coots, Mallards, and a lone Blue Heron, once, we even saw seen a gaggle of Seagulls that had flown in by way of the gulf stream. That was an amazing sight, for Ivins is several hundred miles from the Pacific or Salt Lake City. Some Kayenta retirees, whom I've met on early morning strolls, have kindly shared their friendship and some interesting birding tidbits. Situated on the northeast fringe of the Mojave Desert, during hot summer months you can trek amid cool vegetation and tall trees at the lake's east perimeter. In this area you may find an interesting array of birds perched on branches overhead. Voices really carry over the water there, so if you don't want conversations broadcasted, be sure to keep your voice low even when trekking in the heavy brush. On the western side, there is a rudimentary la... |
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