She loved reading this blog and would always tell me my photos were 'better than National Geographic.' Not so sure about that B, but I appreciate you saying so.

You could get stuck in the underlying mud and you'll also damage the crust. Be careful though, do not drive on the salt flats when they are wet or flooded from precipitation, and never drive near the edges. They do have events out here from time to time, so make sure you do a quick Google search before visiting.įrom this sign, you can drive your vehicle on the salt flats. Mushy says, 'Too tight Ane! Too tight!' A note if you are planning a visit:Īpparently there's a rest stop off I-80 that gives you access to the salt flats, but we entered through the Bonneville Flats Speedway road, which was empty on a weekday morning. He hadn't been off leash like this in a while, so it was good to see him stretch his legs. We took a bunch of nice photos of everyone.ĪND, we got a great family photo! That's hard to do on a timer!Īnd I think the dog that had the most fun was Mushy. He waited us out for a bit and then eventually decided it was in his best interest to join us. Īll that excitement could only mean one thing.īut seriously, even a turd looks magical!Īnd yes, we bagged the turd souvenir and took it home with us.Īnd while we're on the topic. We had a blast just running around with the dogs. Someone needs to tell Mushy he'd get more speed if he didn't hop around so much! the fastest dog I've ever met), when he was zoomering at top speed trying to set a new land speed record. Salt can be very hard on dog paws, and these booties kept them protected the entire time.Īnd I'm even more impressed that they stayed on Mushy Fastpants (a.k.a. Since we knew we'd be spending a while at the flats, taking photos and exploring, we made sure to outfit our dogs in their booties.

I had such a hard time picking just a few. They did not disappoint! Even more beautiful and strange than I expected. The Bonneville Salt Flats have been on my RV wish list since we started traveling.

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