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The Utah State Park reservoir conditions report for the week of March 19: Bear Lake State Park Marina: Launch Ramp OPEN/38 degrees *watch for iceBear Lake First Point: Launch Ramp OPEN/40 degreesBear Lake Rainbow Cove: Launch Ramp OPEN/40 degreesBear Lake Rendezvous Beach: Launch Ramp CLOSEDDeer Creek State Park: Launch Ramp OPEN/35 degreesEast Canyon State Park: Launch Ramp CLOSED- one to 12 inches of iceWide Hollow at Escalante State Park: Launch Ramp OPEN/39 degreesGreat Salt Lake State Marina: Launch Ramp OPEN/45 degrees Gunlock State Park: Launch Ramp OPEN/43 degrees Huntington State Park: Launch Ramp OPEN/36 degreesHyrum Lake State Park: Launch Ramp OPEN/35 degreesJordanelle State Park: Launch Ramp OPEN/35 degrees- some ice at Rock Cliff and thin ice at main ramp at HailstoneMillsite State Park: Launch Ramp OPEN/38 degreesOtter Creek State Park: Launch Ramp CLOSED- icePalisade State Park: Launch Ramp CLOSED - icePiute State Park: Launch Ramp CLOSED - iceQuail Creek State Park: Launch Ramp OPEN/44 degrees Red Fleet State Park: Launch Ramp CLOSED/unsafe iceRockport State Park: Launch Ramp CLOSED/unsafe iceSand Hollow State Park: Launch Ramp OPEN/46 degrees Scofield State Park: Launch Ramp CLOSED - 24 inches of iceStarvation State Park: Launch Ramp OPEN/ 40 degreesSteinaker State Park: Launch Ramp OPEN/39 degreesUtah Lake State Park: Launch Ramp OPEN/39 degreesWillard Bay State Park: Launch Ramp OPEN/35 degreesYuba State Park: Launch Ramp OPEN/35 degrees U.S. Forest Service AreasFlaming Gorge: Launch Ramps- some fishable ice in the northern arms, but most of the ice is gone.Strawberry: Launch Ramps CLOSED - 12 to 20 inches of ice, however watch for areas of open water Utah State Parks is the state boating authority, providing access, education, and search and rescue on Utah's boating waters.