Latitude 37

History

Lake Powell was created in 1963 when the Glen Canyon Dam held back the waters of the Colorado River, forming a vast blue lake surrounded by beautiful sandstone walls on the border of Arizona and Utah. Remarkably, it took 17 years for the lake to fill the canyon to the high water mark (3700' above sea level), giving America its second largest man-made lake - and a playground like no place else on earth. In 1980, Lake Powell reached 'full pool' - 3700' above sea level for the first time. Since then, it's become the ultimate destination for houseboating vacations. Lake Powell is arguably the most scenic lake in America, situated in some of Southern Utah's finest red-rock desert country.

Specialties

Dine at Latitude 37, Lake Powell's newest floating restaurant on Lake Powell! Conveniently located at the Wahweap Marina, Latitude 37 is accessible by both land and water, with temporary slips available for boaters looking to satiate their hunger. It was designed to take full advantage of the extraordinary scenic beauty of Lake Powell, with its indoor and outdoor seating. Inside, you will find simple and contemporary d_cor. The rooftop balcony is just as stunning with sweeping views of Wahweap Bay and such iconic landmarks as Castle Rock and Navajo Mountain. Choose from selections such as our Smoked Brisket Nachos, Black and Blue Chicken Burger and Smokey Southwest Portobello Mushroom Sandwich. Latitude 37 will also feature a complete selection of adult beverages to quench your thirst after a warm day out on the water