As Lake Dillon's water levels continue to change, the Dillon Marina team is hard at work making improvements to keep everyone safely connected to the water while minimizing disruptions.

Beginning Monday, July 27, crews will start lowering gangways to accommodate receding lake levels. We'll begin by installing new anchors on the lakebed and connecting shore cables to ensure continued safe access to the docks. To make the transition as smooth as possible, work will be completed in phases rather than all at once. Our rental dock will be the first area affected, and we'll keep gangways accessible from the top of the seawall for as long as conditions allow.

We're also making it easier to enjoy your day on the water. Soon, guests fueling their boats will be able to pay directly at the fuel dock using a new iPad payment system, eliminating the need to walk back to the marina office. In addition, crews will be constructing a walking path below the seawall to improve access to the gangways as water levels continue to drop.

As part of these adjustments, G-Dock slip holders will gradually relocate to the main marina. Boats currently located at the end of G-Dock will be able to remain there a little longer, as deeper water at the end of the dock provides additional flexibility.

While you'll notice a few changes around the marina in the coming weeks, it's business as usual on the water! The Dillon Marina is open for boat rentals, sailing lessons, scenic boat tours, stand-up paddleboard, and kayak rentals, fueling services, and more. Our team is committed to keeping you boating all season long and appreciates your patience as we adapt to the changing conditions.