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We went to Antelope Island to view the Great Salt Lake. The attendant taking our park fee informed us that the gnats and bugs were still active and biting at this time, but things were improving. We stayed in the car most of the time...More
Largest salt water lake in the western hemisphere! Largest lake in the US not associated with the Great Lakes!
The problem with the Great Salt Lake is nature! It's a place to see, but the bugs and smell make it hard to enjoy. It's cool you can walk out sooo far and you can float because of the high concentration of salt. But the...More
This is a wonderful place if you want to enjoy the salty water swim. Our family went in and had a lot of fun. The youngest in our group was 2. The beach is clean. Don't go here if you want a short beach but...More
This was a must see place. The Great Salt Lake which was a possible omen for the early Mormons ie., a Salt Sea like the Dead Sea of Israel and Jordan. Sadly and according to the Ranger of Salt Lake State Park told us that...More
Must see stop. Take some fresh water to clean Up, but make sure to take a walk in the water. Excellent views. This is not the Bonnaville salt flats, that is two hours west. Heed the warnings if you bring a boat
Massive lake in Salt Lake City area. Was able to see ot from the plane landing in Salt Lake City which was neat
Driving East on I-80 one sees warnings of blowing salt dust. Five miles from the city centre one is still driving through the salt flats. In the main the sight of water is a mirage.
We took a short trip to Antelope Island State Park to get a better look at the Great Salt Lake. It’s a largely barren landscape but it is stunning; the lake is so still you see incredible reflections of the mountains. The visitor center is...More
We visited at several locations including the Great Salt Lake State Park on the southern end and at Antelope Island about 50 miles north of there. The State Park was a disappointment because of the lack of bird life. It was basically just a marina...More
