Entry Fee Required Tibble Fork Reservoir requires a $6.00 entrance fee per vehicle (which is paid when entering American Fork Canyon) and is valid for 3 days. The Location Surrounded by the stunning Wasatch Mountains, Tibble Fork Reservoir is a medium-sized lake that offers a picturesque backdrop with its clear blue waters. Its serene ambiance and natural beauty make it an excellent choice for capturing breathtaking shots. With its convenient proximity to the American Fork Canyon, you'll have easy access to a variety of scenic landscapes, including alpine meadows, waterfalls, and rocky formations. The lake also includes a sandy beach for visitors to enjoy. Dogs are welcome too! Tibble Fork is a well-known and popular location for family photos, engagements, bridals, styled shoots, etc. Where is it Located? Tibble Fork is located up American Fork Canyon in Utah, just a short drive southeast of Salt Lake City. From the city, take Interstate 15 south until you reach the exit for Alpine​/​Highland (Exit 284). Follow this exit and continue east on State Route 92, also known as Alpine Scenic Highway. As you wind through the canyon, keep an eye out for signs pointing to Tibble Fork Reservoir. Eventually, you'll come across a turnoff for Forest Service Road 85, leading you directly to the reservoir. The road is well-maintained, but it's always a good idea to check weather conditions and road closures before traveling there for your shoot. Here are the step-by-step directions: Route: From I-15 1. Start on Interstate 15 (I-15) heading north or south, depending on your starting point. 2. Take Exit 284 for Alpine​/​Highland​/​Highway 92. 3. At the end of the off-ramp, turn east onto Highway 92 (also known as Timpanogos Highway). 4. Follow Highway 92, you'll be heading east into the mountains. 5. Continue on Highway 92 until you reach the junction with American Fork Canyon Road (State Route 144). There should be signs indicating the way to Tibble Fork Reservoir. 6. Turn right onto American Fork Canyon Road (SR-144). This is the road that will take you into the canyon. 7. Stay on American Fork Canyon Road (SR-144) until you reach Tibble Fork Reservoir. There will be signs along the way to guide you. 8. Once you arrive at the reservoir, you can find parking areas and enjoy the recreational activities the area offers. Note: It's always a good idea to have a GPS or a navigation app handy to help you navigate, as road conditions and signage can change. When is the Best Time to Shoot? Tibble Fork is not open year round due to the heavy snow fall during the winter that can close canyon roads. Be sure to check if the (Tibble Fork gate)[https://www.isafcanyonopen.com/] is open for visitors. That being said, the best seasons to shoot at Tibble Fork are summer and fall (June-October). The sun goes down slightly earlier in the canyon so we recommend planning your shoot an hour earlier than you normally would to ensure you have enough light. More Information For more updated information, use the link below: https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/uwcnf/passes-permits/recreation/?cid=STELPRDB5043532 *If any of this information above is inaccurate or incorrect, please contact us with the updated information! We are not affiliated with the park and don't operate any scheduling for them. This page is for information only.