Antelope Island State Park - Syracuse National And State Park

Descriptions from Across the Web

• Antelope Island offers a great vantage to explore the ocean-sized Great Salt Lake, the second most salty body of water in the world. The largest of the ten islands on the lake, Antelope Island measures about five miles wide by 15 miles long, and offers an abundance of hiking and biking trails, and horseback riding is allowed on the majority of the trails.The Visitors Center has exhibits and information on the island and the Great Salt Lake. Ask about the historic Fielding Garr Ranch House (801.782.4946), located 10 miles south of the Visitors Center. Wagon rides and horse rentals are available through R&G Horse and Wagon ... more on gocitykids.com
• This park is Utah's largest island with over 28,000 acres, and is reached via a 2 lane causeway. This park ... more on Dogfriendly.com
• This park is easily accessed over a 7-mile paved causeway, or by boat and an abundance of flora and fauna, a bison herd, and numerous migrating birds are some of the things that await you. The visitor center offers information ... more on Dogfriendly.com

Directions

Take I-15 to exit 332 (Syracuse). Travel west nine miles on Antelope Drive to the entrance gate.

Hours

9am-sunset

Miscellaneous

• Admission: $9/vehicle; $4/bike; If you have a Utah Sate Park Pass ($70): $2/vehicle or $15/causeway pass for Antelope Island. Accept cash, visa, mastercard and state checks.

Other Web Resources

• www.stateparks.utah.gov