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The
National Park Service will begin implementing the preferred alternative
(Alternative C) as soon as practical, allowing for time to inform the public of
the new provisions. The following components are highlights of Alternative C:
Continued personal watercraft use on 95 percent of Lakes Mead and
Mohave.
PWCs can be rented at the following marinas on Lakes Mead and
Mohave: Callville Bay Resort, Cottonwood Cove Resort, Echo Bay
Resort, Lake Mead Resort, Lake Mohave Resort (Katherine Landing),
Las Vegas Boat Harbor (formerly named Las Vegas Bay Marina), Overton
Beach Resort, and Temple Bar Resort.
For safety, shoreline accessibility, and social carrying capacity,
the total boats allowed at any one time on Lakes Mead and Mohave
will be increased to a total of 5,055.
Establishment of 5 percent of the park waters as primitive or
semi-primitive settings
Primitive zones will be generally managed for non-motorized use, but
in response to public access concerns, electric trolling motors will
be allowed. Semi-primitive areas will be managed for flat-wake speed
in all areas except Black Canyon. Personal watercraft are prohibited
in primitive and semi-primitive areas (about 5 percent of Lakes Mead
and Mohave).
Black
Canyon zoning has been modified to allow for increased boating
access and a wide variety of recreational opportunities. The canyon,
upstream from Willow Beach, will be managed as a primitive zone
(non-motorized use) two days per week on Sunday and Monday year
round. On Tuesday through Saturday, between Labor Day weekend and
Memorial Day weekend, it will be zoned semi-primitive.
Semi-primitive zoning allows for boats with 65-horsepower or less.
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During
the peak boating season, between Memorial Day weekend and Labor Day
weekend, the canyon will be zoned rural-natural. This zone allows
for unrestricted motor size and includes personal watercraft use.
Due to the narrow canyon environment, houseboats, wake boarding, and
water skiing will continue to be prohibited in this portion of Black
Canyon.
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