Editing Utah Lake (section)

==Recreation==
Due to its proximity to the [[Provo, Utah|Provo]]-[[Orem, Utah|Orem]] [[metropolitan area]], Utah Lake is a fairly popular destination.  From the 1880s to the 1930s, up to twelve resorts offering boat rentals, picnic facilities, dance halls, swimming pools, and bathhouses served tourists at the lake.<ref name="Lake stat"/> Saratoga Springs, on the north shore, was the most popular and longest-lived resort.  Saratoga Springs was best known for its natural hot springs but also had waterslides and amusement park rides. It lasted from the 1860s until the floods of 1984.<ref>{{Harvnb|Utah_Lake_Comprehensive_Management_Plan|2005|pp=52–53}}</ref><ref>{{Harvnb|Utah_Lake_Comprehensive_Management_Plan|2005|p=55}}</ref>  In the summer, [[fishing]], [[water skiing]], [[boating]], [[camping]], and [[picnicking]] are the most popular activities. During the winter, [[ice fishing]], [[ice hockey]], and [[ice skating]] are popular on the lake, especially at [[Utah Lake State Park]], and Lincoln Beach. The main [[marina]] for Utah Lake is at [[Utah Lake State Park]] on the lake's eastern shore. Other marinas are at Saratoga Springs, [[American Fork, Utah|American Fork]], [[Lindon, Utah|Lindon]], and Lincoln Beach.<ref>{{Harvnb|Utah_Lake_Comprehensive_Management_Plan|2005|pp=60–61}}</ref>