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Lake Powell ferry's days are numbered as water drops, costs rise.
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A legislative committee voted to end the Lake Powell ferry service on Wednesday, August 19, 2026. Utah Department of Transportation CAPITOL HILL—The Utah Department of Transportation will begin drafting plans for the discontinuation and sale of its Lake Powell ferry following a unanimous vote by a legislative panel on Wednesday.
The ferry, which runs between the Bullfrog and Hall's Crossing marinas, operates once per hour with a maximum capacity of roughly 180 vehicles per day, when in service.
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