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Things To Do Along the Wasatch Front

Enjoy A Variety of Activities Near Sundance, Utah

Our close proximity to the Wasatch Range means that, when you stay at Multi-Property Sample, you're always close to an outdoor adventure: Snow sports, hiking and biking, fishing, or simply losing yourself in rarely visited wilderness areas. All these activities, and many more, are yours to enjoy when you visit Multi-Industry Sample.

Greatest Snow on Earth

Due to unusual atmospheric conditions, Utah snow really is the greatest snow on earth. The Great Salt Lake, which lies just west of the Wasatch Front, never freezes. As snow storms from the Sierra Nevada Mountains move across the lake, the snow moisture density drops to 8.5 percent, and the resulting snow is an extremely light, fluffy powder, perfect for snow sports.

In addition, the quantity of snow our area receives makes for some of the best skiing and snowboarding conditions anywhere. Alta Ski Area, for example, gets close to 50 feet of snow in a typical season.

Finally, the sheer number of ski resorts and backcountry ski areas means you'll always have a place to take advantage of what truly is the greatest snow on earth.

Most Scenic Kayaking Spots

Due to unusual atmospheric conditions, Utah snow really is the greatest snow on earth. The Great Salt Lake, which lies just west of the Wasatch Front, never freezes. As snow storms from the Sierra Nevada Mountains move across the lake, the snow moisture density drops to 8.5 percent, and the resulting snow is an extremely light, fluffy powder, perfect for snow sports.

In addition, the quantity of snow our area receives makes for some of the best skiing and snowboarding conditions anywhere. Alta Ski Area, for example, gets close to 50 feet of snow in a typical season.

Finally, the sheer number of ski resorts and backcountry ski areas means you'll always have a place to take advantage of what truly is the greatest snow on earth.

High Uintas Wilderness

High Uintas Wilderness encompasses 456,705 acres and is easily accessed from Mirror Lake Highway (State Route 150). The scenic route runs from Samak, Utah to Evanston, Wyoming. (Note that Samak's "Beaver Creek Nudist Ranch" is not an actual nudist camp.)

Over 1,000 lakes are located in the wilderness. One of the largest is Mirror Lake. A number of stunning smaller lakes are relatively close to Mirror Lake, including Teapot Lake, Lily Lake, Moosehorn Lake, and Butterfly Lake.

High Uintas Wilderness has over 500 miles of hiking trails, ranging from short out-and-back trails to trails longer than 50 miles. Elevation can range from 7,500 feet to over 13,500 feet (the summit of King's Peak).

Simply put, opportunities to explore this wilderness area are endless.

Antelope Island

Antelope Island is a 42 square mile island, located in the southeastern corner of the Great Salt Lake. It is accessible via a causeway that begins in Syracuse, Utah.

Antelope Island has a large herd of bison that roam freely on the island's vast grasslands. Significant numbers of pronghorn antelope, mule deer, bighorn sheep, and coyote also populate the area. In addition, over 250 species of birds inhabit the island, and it is considered the most popular bird-watching location in Utah.

Antelope Island has numerous hiking trails, a marina, campsites, and a beach. It is open year-round. Note that an electronic gate guards the causeway entrance in Syracuse. It opens once in the morning and closes once at night, so check the hours of operation before visiting.
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