Look beyond the jet skis, and there are a number of captivating facts about Lake Powell that might make you appreciate it ...

Arizona's Lake Powell is an incredible oasis in a red rock landscape. After a short hike, you'll find yourself in the perfect swimming spot for waterside fun.

A six-year drought has dropped Lake Powell's water level, revealing a once-hidden world. Hikers can explore the sculptured canyons, spires and arches -- for now.

Lake Powell bounces back — but for how long? Captured runoff reflooded natural wonders, while laying bare competing visions for Glen Canyon in the water-starved West.

You will be amazed as to everything you can experience during a vacation to Lake Powell. You will be able to fish, hike, camp and explore the waterways aboard a houseboat, making your Lake Powell ...

As Lake Powell's water has receded, a lush ecosystem with otherworldly arches, caverns, and waterfalls has emerged.

Since the year 2000, Lake Powell has been in decline. Climate change has reduced runoff throughout the Colorado River Basin by around 20% compared to the previous century.

Science At Lake Powell, Record Low Water Levels Reveal an ‘Amazing Silver Lining’ When the reservoir dropped to its lowest level since it was filled, an expedition through once-submerged ...

When drought drained Lake Powell to its lowest level ever, it exposed a natural canyon wonderland little seen before it was dammed up. A visit to what's been revealed.

Photo by Ben Mesirow for Thrillist If you are thinking about maybe having a bachelor party on a houseboat on Lake Powell, my first advice is this: don’t. Unless, that is, you happen to really, really ...

Lake Powell, like Lake Mead and other major reservoirs in the area, has been severely impacted by the decades-long megadrought that has gripped America's Southwest for the last 22 years.

This year, however, after a healthy and wet winter, the water levels at Lake Powell are up more than 40 feet compared to last year.