Too Salty to Sink In! Great Salt Lake Sightseeing Tour

It’s true! The Great Salt Lake is so salty that it is impossible for a person to sink while swimming in the lake. Swimming in the lake feels quite strange…it’s as if an imaginary inner tube is beneath you, pushing you to the top!

Visit the Great Salt Lake on a fully-narrated 2-hour guided tour that departs from downtown Salt Lake City. On the drive to Great Salt Lake you may see some of the 257 species of birds that visit Great Salt Lake every year as part of the Central and Pacific Flyways for migratory birds, numbering several million a year. You’ll take in the beautiful Rocky Mountain views that surround this inland sea as your guide shares stories and history that you’d never get on your own. Reservations are required and can be made online.

Visit Kennecott Utah Copper Mine

By the 2000’s, the Bingham Canyon Copper Mine operated by Kennecott Utah Copper had become the largest man-made hole or excavation on Earth, approaching one mile in depth and three miles in width. The copper mine became so large that it’s visible from space.

Visit the Utah Copper Mine on a sightseeing tour from Salt Lake City. Space is limited so reserve your seat now online at https://www.attractionexplorers.com/utah-copper-mine-tour