Jordanelle State Park has announced a series of scheduled events for September 2026. The lineup includes community festivals, wildlife viewing, and guided outdoor activities.
According to information on the state parks website, the park offers various programming such as fishing tournaments, triathlons, and sailing regattas.
The Provo River Days festival is scheduled for September 12. This multi-site, community-driven festival aims to celebrate and protect the Provo River watershed through education and hands-on activities. The event is described as family and leashed-dog friendly and is open to all ages.
On the same day as the festival, a Kokanee Salmon Run Viewing is scheduled from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Rock Cliff Nature Center. In partnership with the Wasatch Mountain Institute, this activity allows visitors to watch kokanee salmon spawn in the Provo River. This seasonal event is also family and leashed-dog friendly.
Other scheduled activities include a yoga gathering on the deck of the Rock Cliff Nature Center on September 19 at 8:00 a.m. While no additional fee is required for the yoga session, regular park entry fees apply. Additionally, a Predator Profiles: Black Bear session is scheduled for September 26 at 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. at the Rock Cliff Nature Center. This activity, which also requires regular park entry fees, focuses on the hunting strategies of local predators.
For questions regarding these events, individuals can contact tackley@utah.gov.
