The flats began to form right around the end of the last ice age when a massive lake that once covered almost a third of Utah began to dissolve. This incredibly unique spot has been around for a long time. This is just the beginning though, because throughout this drive you will also find yourself looking at lakes, mountains, a giant metal cactus, and yes you guessed it, lots and lots of salt. It just kind of tags along with you, chasing you towards your destination. If you’re an early bird like us, it is almost guaranteed that you will be accompanied by a florescent amber sunrise in your rear view mirror. There is never a shortage of breathtaking views. On most trips this hour and a half drive would be painfully boring, but that is certainly not the case in the beautiful state of Utah. It is a grueling 111 mile trip from the middle of downtown Salt Lake City, to the outskirts of the Bonnevile Salt Flats.
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