Antelope island

Antelope Island is the largest island in the Great Salt Lake near Salt Lake City Utah. Here are nine things to do when you visit Antelope Island State Park.

Views from Antelope Island State Park. Just 1.5 hours from Salt Lake City, this 28,000-acre park offers stunning scenery, wildlife, and a lot more to explore. We explored scenic trails and viewpoints and even ran into some buffalo friends along the way. #wheregoesnae #antelopeisland #visitutah #thegreatoutdoors #diversifyoutdoors #greatsaltlake

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Visiting the Great Salt Lake? We’re sharing things to do at Antelope Island State Park, where to swim in the Great Salt Lake, & more!

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When you're in Salt Lake City, be sure to check out Antelope Island State Park. Located on the largest island in the Great Salt Lake, this state park has a lot of history, some great hiking trails and wildlife, including bison!

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🦌 Encounter a large mule deer adorned in velvet antlers, a striking sight amidst the scenic beauty of Antelope Island State Park. 🌿 #MuleDeer Have you spotted any wildlife on your travels?

Antelope Island, the largest island in the Great Salt Lake, is accessed via a 7.2-mile causeway. Its 28,022 acres are home to a unique variety of wildlife. Also featured are 25 miles of back country trails for hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding, a visitor center that's open year-round, and tours of the Fielding Garr Historic Ranch House. Facilities include RV and primitive camping, a beach picnic area, and marina. The causeway is 7 miles west of I-15 Exit #332 near Layton. Island…

The largest island in the Great Salt Lake is reached via a narrow road spanning seven miles from mainland to island. The historic Fielding Garr Ranch, located at the southeast end of the island is open year-round. Antelope Island is home to a herd of 600 American bison. Island range lands and shorelines are also home to antelope, deer, coyotes, shorebirds, and waterfowl. This park is an ideal spot for viewing sunsets over Great Salt Lake.