- The Bonneville Salt Flats are remnants of Lake Bonneville, which at one time covered one-third of the state of Utah, including small parts of Nevada and Idaho.
- Heaven on earth? It's the Bonneville Salt Flats. Here's a guide to visiting and photographing this natural beauty.
- Salty Research on the Bonneville Salt Flats, YouTube: BSF science, Instagram
- There are many Salt Flats althroughout Utah, but I’d advise against visiting them. ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK if you are not going to Bonneville.
- It won’t let me post web addresses but you should try the government page of blm Bureau of land management) Or Bonneville salt flats.
- The Salt Flats has drawn interest from casual tourists to filmmakers and enthusiasts seeking to break world land speed records at the Bonneville Speedway.
- Bonneville salt flats or Bonneville Speedway is the famous auto racing arena with unique white landscape capturing vistors from all over the world.
- The ancient remains of Lake Bonneville are 110 miles west of Salt Lake City Center, and include the Bonneville Salt Flats.
- People flock to the Bonneville Salt Flats for a myriad of reasons – it's a versatile wonderland that caters to all kinds of adventurers.
- Between the Bonneville Salt Flats and Black Rock Desert, some of the world’s fastest ever land speed records have been set in the Great Basin Desert.