Rare Waterfall Phenomenon Occurs at Gunlock Reservoir in Utah
Gunlock Reservoir in southwest Utah is experiencing an overflow, with water levels surpassing 105% capacity. This has led to water cascading over red rock formations, creating a temporary waterfall event that occurs infrequently, typically every few years. The phenomenon is currently visible during the spring break period, attracting attention as a natural spectacle.
Key facts
- Gunlock Reservoir exceeds 105% capacity
- Water spills onto red rock boulders
- Creates a rare waterfall phenomenon
- Occurs in southwest Utah
- Timed with spring break
Entities
Locations
- Gunlock Reservoir
- Southwest Utah