Kayaks??
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Dave Clifton
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Would I be correct in assuming that Farley’s Canyon is closed to me since I’m from Wasatch County?
Looks like San Juan County covers most of the Southeast corner of the state so Farleys Canyon is closed to all but San Juan County residents. That is my guess anyway.
Dave I.
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Here is the very latest from San Juan County updated 4/17. They are now allowing long time RV'ers and family to visit. One of my customers said the restriction has been lifted if you don't come from a restricted part of the country but I don't see that in this revision so I question the validity of that info. Just read the update and follow specifically.
www.utahscanyoncountry.com
As far as Cities in San Juan County, here is a link to what San Juan covers:
Hope this helps anyone wanting answers.
COVID-19 TRAVELER INFORMATION
Get the latest COVID-19 travel information as you plan a trip to Monument Valley, Canyonlands National Park, and other sites in Utah's Canyon Country.
As far as Cities in San Juan County, here is a link to what San Juan covers:
San Juan County Cities, Towns & Places
onlineutah.us
Hope this helps anyone wanting answers.
It is so hard to keep up with all the daily changes to travel restrictions. What I do know is that Wahweap launch ramp is open to local residents on Friday-Sunday (April 24-26). I Hope that we can all be 6 feet apart on Lake Powell by May 1st. It is possible?
last wild human
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did i just read that you can recreate as long as you don,t stand to close in san juan county.
Concerned Soldier
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This is a test to see if everyone can be responsible involving local residents with local mussel permits is my understanding. Hope all goes well and social distancing works and no additional cases occur if it doesn't.
Only residents of San Juan County can recreate in San Juan County this week. Hopefully that will be different in the coming days.
Dave I.
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I'll report what I hear but do it with a breath of caution as I don't want untruths or rumors to start over this whole situation we have going on. I'm glad you posted the latest report Chris. Let's all keep the air clear and the truth flowing.
Alan Wade
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Kane County lifted it's order today so even though I own property there will I be allowed to launch Wahweep is in Arizona ?
birdsnest
Keeper of San Juan Secrets
You shoulda been a poet.I'll report what I hear but do it with a breath of caution as I don't want untruths or rumors to start over this whole situation we have going on. I'm glad you posted the latest report Chris. Let's all keep the air clear and the truth flowing.
AZ Game and Fish AIS website has definition. Boat registration must have Page address and boat cannot come from more than 20 miles away to the Wahweap ramp. Per the NPS person on the ramp today, Utah AIS STD pass holders should get AZGFD local boat program sticker/pass to launch, because AZ is the state wanting to open the lake, not Utah.
birdsnest
Keeper of San Juan Secrets
What a joke.
Dave I.
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Ironic thing is up here on the North lake, I live in the 2nd town nearest the Bullfrog marina (Hanksville) and I can't even use that lake because I am not a "local" Garfield County resident. But really, I don't know if they opened the ramps up here for locals or not. Last I have heard, the barricades are still up. Even so, if they stuck with the 20 mile rule up here, that leaves Bullfrog, Halls Crossing and Ticaboo/Offshore employees only to use the lake. That's a fraction of the lucky people in Page.
It just blows all the way around in my opinion.
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