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Trail Description:
Access:
Traveling on I-15 take Exit 335 (Syracuse, Freeport Center). Drive west for 7 miles on UT 108 to the park's entrance at the Davis County Causeway. After crossing the causeway, fork south/left on the park's paved loop road. Turn left at the Buffalo Point junction then right on a dirt road. From here, follow the signs to the White Rock Bay trailhead.
Mileage/ Rating:
25 Miles/ Novice to advanced
Route Summary:
The park is open daily from 7:00 A.M. until 10:00 P.M. during the months of April through October and 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. the rest of the year. There is a $7.00 fee for motorists and a $3.00 fee for bikes, walkers, and Rollerbladers. This fee stations are located before the causeway. There is a permit required for using the White Rock Bay Loop. The permit is free and available at the trailhead.. There is a limit to permits of 100 per day. There is no off-trail use permitted in the area. The East Road is closed to public use. There is primitive camping at Bridger Bay Campground. Restrooms, bathhouses, vending machines and water taps are at Bridger Bay Beach. There is a concession stand at Buffalo Point that sell munchies, soft drinks, and hamburgers. There is no drinking water available along the trail. The best time of the year to visit Antelope Island is during the early spring and fall. The mid-spring and summer months can be very hot and overrun with insects.
How to get there:
Access:
Traveling on I-15 take Exit 335 (Syracuse, Freeport Center). Drive west for 7 miles on UT 108 to the park's entrance at the Davis County Causeway. After crossing the causeway, fork south/left on the park's paved loop road. Turn left at the Buffalo Point junction then right on a dirt road. From here, follow the signs to the White Rock Bay trailhead.
| Posted by: Antelope Island on 6/4/2009 |
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The exit is #332 not #335. The fee is $9 per vehicle and $3 per bike if you bike in. There is not limit on the amount of "permits" that the description states. No permit is needed. You just need to pay your entrance fee. This is a great biking trail.
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| Posted by: Biker Dude on 2/1/2009 |
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White Rock Loop is great, lots of sand though. If you ride the trail up to where it splits you should consider the Split Rock and the Elephant one great stuff.
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| Posted by: sam on 6/17/2005 |
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a buffalo the size of my truck was parked their for about 20 min. i just circled around until it left. it was cool! the trail rocks too!
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| Posted by: Ryan on 11/5/2001 |
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Damn good trail, watch out for buffalo though. Yeah, buffalo in Northern Utah, ON AN ISLAND.
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| Posted by: eric on 3/31/2000 |
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This is no description, it sounds like whoever wrote this has never ridden it. It is a great trail
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| Posted by: eric on 3/31/2000 |
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This is no description, it sounds like whoever wrote this has never ridden it. It is a great trail
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