Antelope Island

Welcome to the wildlife kingdom! The waterfall is located at a distance from the road, you will have to walk for about fifteen minutes. There are many species of birds and small mammals in the forest, but there are also some bigger ones, such as the black bear, so – stay on guard and don’t go too far in the woods.

Let's start the day with a visit to the lake - the area here disposes to a peaceful rest, so just relax and enjoy the views of the water surface. You can rent a boat, a kayak or a canoe.

Gobblers Knob is the highest peak of the mountain range that separates Mill Creek Canyon from the Grand Cottonwood Canyon. You can reach the top on foot, but the climb takes up to two hours so you will have to skip some of the next places then. Or you can just take a walk on the hiking trails at the foot of the hill.

Before we go to the island of Antelope, we should get some food. The way to the reserve passes through Salt Lake City, so we'll have lunch there. The motto of the restaurant is from farm to table, all ingredients are grown on local farms. The staff of the restaurant is always friendly and positive and always happy to help with the choice of dishes.

Antelope Island is the largest island of the Great Salt Lake, and also a place where you can observe many species of animals and birds.

For the final dinner, we'll go to a restaurant in Salt Lake City. The menu is quite diverse, based on Italian classics: pasta, lasagna, a large selection of seafood dishes, and, of course, excellent wines and desserts. Please note that the restaurant is closed on Sundays.