The trail, which follows the shoreline of ancient Lake Bonneville, is far from complete but has been growing over the last three decades as communities across the Wasatch Front have linked ...

salty expanse west of the Great Salt Lake was the remnant of the ancient Lake Bonneville. That massive inland sea once covered 20,000 square miles but disappeared 13,000 years ago. As its ...

As Utah’s “geological clock” continues to tick closer and closer to its next big earthquake, researchers at the University of ...

Researchers recently discovered sediment is thicker than previously thought, potentially increasing shaking during a future ...

The sediments underlying the Salt Lake Valley are thicker in places than previously thought, indicating that current seismic ...

That made my photos. I love it here.” This well-loved Utah landmark was long thought to be part of the remnants of an ancient Lake Bonneville. But Bernau, who led a University of Utah research ...

They’re the Bonneville Salt Flats on the Utah-Nevada border, covering over 46 square miles of the ancient, dry Lake Bonneville. The land has a thick crust of salty soil, making it look like a ...

When ancient Lake Bonneville dried up, the salt flats were formed (Great Salt Lake is another remnant of Lake Bonneville). Recent visitors were amazed by this natural wonder. Many noted how ...

In most communities along the Wasatch Front, if you venture past the developed areas and into the foothills, you will find a patchwork of trails winding up and across what used to be the shoreline ...