Lake Powell’s falling water levels could sink Utah’s ferry service for good

Utah lawmakers no longer want to keep this unique way of exploring the state’s redrock country afloat.

(National Park Service) Charles Hall Ferry.

(National Park Service) Charles Hall Ferry.

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