Doggin' ' Salt Lake City: where you hiking with your dog, if next to the Great Salt Lake

Liberty Park has fountains and formal way, a traditional Park with 100 hectares set aside for hiking and relaxing. The main walk is a spacious, illuminated promenade beneath spread Cottonwood trees; narrow way shoots are walks such as the pine walk. At the southern end, Tracy is Aviary with more than 1,000 birds on display from around the world. The Park can be found 1300 South Street East Street and 900 from 500 to 700.

Half an hour from the city in the Northwest you can walk with your dog in the antelope
Iceland State Park, in the Great Salt Lake. Only the dead sea has salty water as
the Great Salt Lake, the largest lake in the American West. Salinity can be as.
high as 27% – eight times saltier than seawater.

Antelope Iceland is the largest island of the Great Salt Lake, the 10. The ancestors
Antelopes, which for the John Fremont and Kit Carson the island in 1843 named
disappeared, but were again in the 28.022-acre park in 1993. But the animal
Star of the Park are the bison, in 1893 and now 600 strong for the first time in the year.
Sheep grazing also here for decades, west support the busiest sheering operation
of the Mississippi River. The first State land on the island were purchased in 1969.
and the entire island became a State Park in 1987.

The White Rock Bay is at the heart of system 20-miles hiking on Antelope Iceland
Loop, more than 9 km long climbs and descents from the coast. Like most
the dog in the park hiking, the way is totally open and is hot
Summer. There is no fresh water success in the situation, so much bring to to keep your dog
updated. The path is often paw-friendly sand.

A faster way to see that the island of the Buffalo trail, a mile round trip, the
has to stop benches and admire to the native vegetation of the great basin.
For advanced views get on the mountain trail view provides, the hours of easy
Canine hiking.

Everyone will want a quarter mile trail to beacon button on the day of hiking
Agenda. This way serves high point views of the Wasatch Front range
across the water. To close, to a 3-mile is the Great Salt Lake in the lakeside trail
there and back shadows on the shore.

Antelope Iceland State Park is located 7 miles west of Layton at exit 355 from 15.

Copyright 2006

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