Antelope Island is a little known gem within 1 hour of Salt Lake City. Nestled in The Great Salt Lake wildlife of the American West have a refuge here. Bison, Antelope, Coyote and perhaps being the mo
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Location: Ogden
What's Included
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Breakfast
Community Discussion
Q&A
A: Generally, this experience is suitable for ages 12 and up, but younger kids can join if they're accompanied by an adult. It's a unique opportunity for families to connect with nature and learn from the guide. Just make sure everyone is comfortable with some hiking and sleeping outdoors!
A: You’ll want to dress in layers since it can get cool by the lake at night. Sturdy hiking boots are a must! The provider gives you all camping gear, but pack personal items like a hat and sunscreen. Don’t forget a water bottle; they’ll advise on hydration too!
A: Yes, if the weather looks bad, the trip can be rescheduled. The guide will reach out a few days before to confirm conditions. They really prioritize safety, so don’t worry about needing to cancel last minute for bad weather. You’ll definitely have a chance to make it up!
Discussions
Thinking about the Native American Guided Overnight Backpack - Anyone done this?
Hey all! I’m considering this experience for my partner's birthday. The idea of learning about Native American history while hiking sounds amazing! I’m curious about how challenging the hike is and if anyone has tips for first-timers? Also, what’s the food like? I’m a bit picky. Thanks!
Just got back from the overnight trip at Antelope Island!
OMG, what an epic experience! The views over the Great Salt Lake are unreal. Plus, our guide shared so many fascinating stories about the land and its history. The bison were roaming close by as we set up camp! Highly recommend this for anyone looking to connect with nature—it’s worth every penny (even though it was free!).