It was stunning! It was vast. It was so pretty with lots of picture opportunities. Very sunny and…read morehot, but worth the stop. We keep some salt to take home. Restrooms and rest stop there were clean. Plenty of parking and some shade offered. I am glad we stopped.

We had a change of schedule on the iterinary so my wife suggested we should check out the salt…read moreflats. It would kill time for a couple of hours, so why not? Driving distance took me about 1 hour 30-40 mins from SLC. I used Waze GPS and it got me there accurately. There was a rest area before the Bonneville exit. The rest area had a nice scenic view of the salt flats (much whiter than the bonneville). When arriving there, you will see the Bonnevielle Salt Flats sign for a nice pictuire pose. When done, you can drive along the salt flats and take even more pictures without any distractions from other visitors. The scenic view was nature at its finest. When visiting SLC, it's a destination worth to check out once in a lifetime.

Great hiking trail near I 80, convenient for travelers looking for a scenic trail for exercise and…read moredog walking while on the road. The trail winds up into the Leppy Hills, overlooking the salt flats. (A leppy is apparently a motherless calf). Desert scenery. Wide gravel paths. Rest room.

Great only because there's really not a lot of outdoor activity available in the area, otherwise…read moreit's a really sad trail. The landscape is pretty austere as most deserts are, but it's still pretty well traveled, people with dogs, people running. Just a little boring is all. There's lesser known areas nearby to walk that are a little more interesting.

If you're like me and casinos don't interest you, but being outdoors does, this is not only the…read moreprettiest place in town, it's a really great course. The greens are pretty fast most of the year, there's wildlife all over the course, and the price is decent for a full 18.

This is probably one of the best places in Wendover its great for kids and one of the only or kids…read more they will lend you clubs fitted for your kids and let them drive balls in the range for FREE I recommend this place 10/10. Great service and staff.

On my way to Twin Falls, ID, I stopped to check out the tree sculpture. There's something…read moreintriguing about it--set on the salt flats, low mountains, and complete isolation. It gave me similar vibes to Bombay Beach at the Salton Sea (worth a visit if you're into art and ever near Joshua Tree or Palm Springs, CA). I enjoyed the quiet solitude there. Hardly anyone around...just peaceful stillness and the simple satisfaction of walking on the white salt crust. The tree was a gentle reminder to stay rooted/grounded in life; and the red signs installed next to it was a playful reminder to take risks, trust my luck, and appreciate how far I've come. On this road trip, it felt like life's way of saying I'm exactly where I'm supposed to be, so I should keep going and enjoy the ride.

It is a pretty cool place to see, but be careful that you don't get stuck on the salt flat. Park…read morenear the rocks by the entrance.