GOODE Ski Lake is located in Ogden, UT. On June 3, 2008, amidst a big celebration, the Mayor of Ogden, Utah renamed the 21st Street Pond to "GOODE Ski Lake".

"All of us are overwhelmed with the realization of the vision of the lake.", said Mayor Matthew Godfrey. "It will be a tremendous introduction to people as the gateway to Ogden. GOODE Ski Lake fits well with our City's efforts to become an outdoor recreation mecca."

"We are planning to expand the newly named GOODE Ski Lake into a World-Class water ski venue located in Downtown Ogden, Utah.", said Dave Goode. "Ogden is in a great location and certainly is a city on the move. Dawn and I are honored to have the lake named after our company."

GOODE Ski Lake has 29 acres of surface water and features a slalom course. The lake is 9 feet deep and has a flat bottom, perfect for shortline slalom skiing. The slalom set-ups are quite short, however Zero-Off does a great job of getting the boat to speed before the skier enters the slalom course.

GOODE Ski Lake gets its water from the the Ogden River, which collects water from a 323 square mile watershed area. There is a controlled water outlet to help maintain the proper lake level.

GOODE Ski Lake is used primarily for GOODE's Research and Development efforts, but also hosts periodic water ski tournaments. A hiking/biking path connects to a large network of other trails, together which make up the Ogden Pathways.

GOODE Ski Lake is typically skied on from March 1st - November 30th. During the summer month temperatures in Ogden are in the 90's with calm winds. Water temperatures will climb to near 90 degrees.