We were driving from Reno to Salt Lake City in I-80 eastbound. If you are coming from the west going east you MUST stop at Exit 4 to see the nice white sand. After exiting follow the signs to the left to the Bonneville Speedway, about a 8 min drive till the road comes to a dead end. Here tourists were driving out onto the sand. Don’t do it if there is water. And another poster mentioned some hazard but I’m not sure what.
You can stop at the rest area going eastbound but you will be on the wrong side of the interstate to truly enjoy the salt flat.
Discover the ancient story of Niagara Falls in 4D and re-live the exciting experience in this 360 degree multi-sensory theatre.
Water will bubble and spray as you travel down river, while snow falls all around simulating the last Ice Age. The moving platform beneath your feet will help you understand the power of nature as you’re surrounded by stunning visuals of the mighty Niagara River.
This family-friendly attraction provides a great introduction to your Niagara Falls adventure.
Skylon Tower is on the Canada side of the falls, this title and picture are not correct for the location. This location is called Niagara Falls Observation Tower on the New York side,
Elevators at the Niagara Falls Observation Tower provide access to the base of the gorge and the boarding site for the Maid of the Mist boat tour. For a multi-sensory view of the American Falls, visitors can go to the base of the gorge and climb a series of stairs to the Crow's Nest, where the views come with complimentary air conditioning and blasts of misty Niagara spray.
Niagara Falls USA Observation Tower provides the only panoramic view of all three Niagara Falls, including the American Falls and is only $1.25