Briefly: Summer fun ends early at Wyoming’s Jackson Lake as water levels drop

Wyoming’s Cowboy State Daily reports that scenic boat tours on Jackson Lake in Grand Teton National Park have ended two months early due to low water levels caused by drought. The natural lake also serves as a reservoir  for irrigation water for Idaho growers. Recreation officials said kayakers and others who don’t need large boat ramps can still access the lake.

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