by Arameus | Aug 27, 2026 | Blog
Labor Day weekend is the point when a Utah float day stops feeling automatic. The afternoons can still be hot, but daylight is shrinking, water releases can change, and one thunderstorm or canyon traffic backup can turn a loose plan into a long day. For 2026, Labor...
by Arameus | Aug 25, 2026 | Blog
Utah Lake and the Provo River sit minutes apart, but they do not behave like the same body of water. That becomes obvious during harmful algal bloom season. A broad patch of lake water can develop the color and surface streaks people associate with a bloom, while the...
by Arameus | Aug 20, 2026 | Blog
Late August can still hand Utah County a hot, clear float day. It can also hand you a shorter afternoon, a changing release, a school-night schedule, or a thunderstorm that was not in yesterday’s plan. That is why the last floats of summer deserve a little more...
by Arameus | Aug 18, 2026 | Blog
A CFS number looks precise enough to settle a float-day argument. It is not. It tells you how much water is moving past one location, not whether the river is a good fit for your child, your tube or today’s conditions. Still, CFS is worth learning. Once you know...
by Arameus | Aug 13, 2026 | Blog
A stormy sky over Utah County can turn a simple float plan into a string of bad decisions: launch anyway, hope the dark cloud moves, then realize the pickup vehicle is still downstream. The better call is usually made before the tubes leave the car. This guide is for...
