Salt Lake City
Bonneville Shoreline Preserve

Bonneville Shoreline Preserve

Outdoors in Salt Lake City

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+1 801 972 78 00Bonneville Shoreline Trail, Salt Lake City, Utah 84116 · Capitol Hill

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Bonneville Shoreline Trail, Salt Lake City, Utah 84116

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About

Several sites that Parks and Public Lands manages intersect the Bonneville Shoreline Trail or can be reached from the trail and other Natural Lands.

Amenities

Activities

  • Hiking

Children

  • Good for kids
  • Kid-friendly hikes

Pets

  • Dogs allowed

Hours

Wednesday
5 AM to 10 PM
Thursday
5 AM to 10 PM
Friday
5 AM to 10 PM
Saturday
5 AM to 10 PM
Sunday
5 AM to 10 PM
Monday
5 AM to 10 PM
Tuesday
5 AM to 10 PM

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