Utah Lake Levels Today

10 lakes and reservoirs · updated Sep 21, 2026

Lake Levels Today tracks 10 lakes and reservoirs in Utah. Of the 10 with a published full pool, 0 are at or above it and 3 are well below it. The highest relative to full pool is Little Dell Lake (−23.17 ft) and the lowest is Mountain Dell Reservoir (−68.72 ft). Over the last 24 hours 1 rose and 4 fell by more than a twentieth of a foot; the rest held steady.

Every figure is the operating agency's own gauge reading, republished once a day. Open a lake for its staff gauge, a one-year chart, pool elevations and the source link. Elevations are in feet above the agency's vertical datum, so compare lakes by their distance from full pool, not by raw elevation.

Lake Elevation (ft) From full 24h
East Canyon Reservoir 5,660.44 −44.56 ft −0.08 ft
Echo Reservoir 5,512.96 −45.18 ft −0.23 ft
Jordanelle Reservoir 6,119.70 −46.70 ft −0.20 ft
Little Dell Lake 5,761.94 −23.17 ft no change
Lost Creek Reservoir 5,941.56 −63.42 ft +0.04 ft
Mountain Dell Reservoir 5,442.00 −68.72 ft no change
Pineview Reservoir 4,833.40 −64.85 ft −1.10 ft
Red Fleet Reservoir 5,559.50 −48.84 ft −0.04 ft
Starvation Reservoir 5,683.14 −28.86 ft no change
Wanship Dam & Rockport Lake 5,986.99 −47.87 ft +0.10 ft

Utah lake level questions

Which Utah lake is lowest right now?

Mountain Dell Reservoir, at 5,442.00 ft, −68.72 ft from its full pool of 5,510.72 ft.

How many Utah lakes are full?

0 of the 10 Utah lakes with a published full pool are within half a foot of it or above, and 3 are more than halfway down the conservation pool.

How often are Utah lake levels updated here?

Once a day. The readings on this page were pulled Sep 21, 2026; each lake page shows the exact timestamp of its gauge reading.