Best Lake Mohave Tours & Trips

This inviting crystal clear lake was formed when the Davis Dam was built on the Colorado River in 1951 and along with Lake Mead makes up the Lake Mead National Recreation Area. Lake Mohave, or Lake Mojave, is 67 miles long stretching from the Hoover Dam to the Davis Dam on the borders of the states of Nevada and Arizona. It is named for the Mojave Native American tribe. The lake's Black Canyon area is a popular spot to find thermal and non-thermal springs.

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FAQs about Lake Mohave Tours

Is swimming safe in Lake Mohave, and are there designated swim areas?

Yes, swimming is safe in Lake Mohave, with several designated swim areas like Katherine Landing and Cottonwood Cove. These sites offer calm, shallow waters and are monitored seasonally. Avoid swimming near boat traffic zones and check with local ranger stations for real-time water conditions or advisories before entering.

What’s the best time of year to visit Lake Mohave to avoid extreme heat?

The best time to visit Lake Mohave is from March to May or September to November. During these months, daytime temperatures range from 70-85°F (21-29°C), ideal for boating and hiking. Summer months (June-August) regularly exceed 100°F (38°C), making outdoor activities uncomfortable without early-morning planning.

Are there any permits required for boating or fishing at Lake Mohave?

Yes, all motorized boats on Lake Mohave must display a valid Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) stamp, available from Arizona or Nevada departments of wildlife. A fishing license is required for anglers aged 10 and up - obtain from AZGFD or NDOW depending on the launch point. Launch inspections are mandatory to prevent quagga mussel spread.

Which launch ramp should I use for Lake Mohave if departing from the Arizona side?

Use Katherine Landing or Pearce Ferry launch ramps on the Arizona side. Katherine Landing is more accessible year-round and offers fuel, restrooms, and a marina store. Check water levels before visiting Pearce Ferry, as low elevations may restrict access. Both require an AIS inspection prior to launch.