There is a sign at the end of the road before it disappears into the expansive field of salt. When you pull up to the flats, you basically drive as far as the road will take you. The salt flats are remnants of the dried up Lake Bonneville, and they are located off of I-80 two hours west of Salt Lake City. We arrived mid morning, and had the place pretty much to ourselves minus a few others making quick stops to see the sights. On our second trip to Utah this year, we had a day set aside for the two hour drive out west to the Bonneville Salt Flats, and luckily for us, it was a beautiful day with bright blue skies. So, when I found out that Utah has a similar landscape, I knew we had to check it out sooner rather than later. There’s something about the expansive white salt flats that intrigues me. One spot that has been at the top of my list for a very long time is the Salar de Uyuni in Bolovia. In Blog, Outdoor Adventure, United States, Utah
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