Rockport Reservoir!

Cruiser welcomes you to Beautiful Rockport Reservoir.

The Rockport area was colonized in 1860. It was named for the rock fort built to protect settlers from Indian uprisings. About 200 people lived there until the land was purchased in 1957 by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation for construction of the Wanship Dam. Rockport Reservoir is about three miles long and one-half mile wide. At an elevation of over 6,000 feet, it covers more than 500 acres.

Many wildlife species call Rockport home. They include mule deer, chipmunks, jackrabbits, cottontails, yellowbelly marmots, badgers, raccoons, weasels, fox and Uinta ground squirrels. Elk, moose, coyote, bobcat and cougar live in the area, but are seldom seen.

WAKE UP I'M THROUGH!!

Wildlife species.

Cruis and I out for one of our many walks.

                                                   This is our lodge.

                                            Don't be jealous. 

You can pick up a bag of these bad boys at Winco.

Larry and I had coffee and s'mores for breakfast -

with drinks immediately following.

Good Times