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Wide, smooth double-track paths with open meadow and prairie views are what you can expect when running the White Rock Loop. There's a really good chance of seeing wildlife on this trail, and you can connect this path to a bunch of the other trails in the area.

Antelope Island State Park is one of the most unique state parks within the United States. The park serves as a nature preserve for desert and plains animals such as bison, antelope, and bighorn sheep. The trails offer views of the Great Salt Lake and the peaks reaching up high from the floor of the island.

Antelope Island State Park is an island located in the Great Salt Lake, known for its diverse wildlife, including bison, antelope, deer, bobcats, and coyotes. The park also provides numerous recreational activities such as hiking, biking, horseback riding, camping, and swimming in the Great Salt Lake.

Unlike many of the other trails on the island this one takes you through relatively gentle terrain, with little in the way of steep elevation gain. Still, the small loop around The Sentry offers wonderful views of the Great Salt Lake on both sides of the island.

This hilltop is notorious for its beauty — and the bugs, so it's best when done on a breezy day to help keep the insects off. That, or don't stop running!

One of the most notable promontories on Antelope Island, Elephant Head offers lofty views over the Great Salt Lake. Keep a close eye out for wild bison browsing on the island, especially around Elephant Head. It's your job to give them plenty of room and to back away from any potential conflict.

Beacon Knob offers great views of other destinations on Antelope Island, including the island's highest point, Frary Peak, to the south. You can even see out across the lake to Salt Lake City. This trail makes for a pretty easy run and a great opportunity to spot wildlife, including bison and coyotes. But be aware that there is essentially no shade, and no water along the way — so make sure to pack plenty.

This lakeside trail offers all the views over the Great Salt Lake — the west side of it, anyway — with very little of the elevation gain that characterizes most trails in the center of Antelope Island. Be prepared to share the trail with both mountain bikers and wildlife, and make sure to give any bison, in particular, plenty of room.