Some spots in Utah are so amazing that you could easily feel as though you’re dreaming while you’re there. Antelope Island is one example. Its beauty and diversity is so incredible, you might not want to wake up and go home.
Antelope Island is 42 acres of beauty.
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Drive, walk or ride your bike across the seven-mile causeway to access the island.
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Check out the brine shrimp boats at the dock.
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Walk along the coast.
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Don’t be afraid to get your feet wet.
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There’s plenty of flora on the island.
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You’ll see tons of wildlife here, including pronghorn…
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Coyote…
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Bunnies…
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Birds…
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Lizards…
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And of course, bison. See them from afar…
…Or, see one up close. Just don’t get TOO close, or your dream might turn into a nightmare.
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Explore the Fielding Garr Ranch.
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Climb a little peak.
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Cut loose and play.
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Don’t forget your camera!
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Finish the day with a gorgeous sunset, then cross the causeway back to the mainland.
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Before you head home, take one last look. The moon over the island is a thing of beauty.
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Have you been to Antelope Island?
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