Part of the protection for Farmington Bay is the 15 mile long Antelope Island which runs north and south, to shield the Bay, with elevations on the island that range from 4,200' to 6,600'. The entire island has been designated a Utah state park and is a refuge for wildlife. The island is connected to the shoreline via a causeway.
Vehicle Driving Tours
Ride Bikes (electric bike rentals are available - seasonally)
Hike along designated trails or on beach areas
Beach exploration
Wildlife Viewing
Photography
Horseback riding (check for available guided tours)
Buffalo are the most prominently viewed large animals that are visible in some areas of the park
Pronghorn antelope, mule deer, bighorn sheep, and coyotes are some of the other larger animals that are sometimes visible here.
Porcupines, rabbits, weasels, raccoons, skunks, badgers, and red roxes are found on the island