Engagement Session at Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah

Last spring, I got to cross off one of my bucket list session locations: Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah and it was everything I dreamed of and more. I was lucky enough to go when they were partially flooded, so we got some amazing reflection photos, but we were still able to drive onto them and get far enough out that you could’t see anything for miles, which made it the perfect spot for some amazing drone photos!

Funny story: the Gemini in me fueled my curiosity, and I had so many questions about how the salt flats formed, why they were there, and I was beyond fascinated by the fact that you could drive onto them, and that people race.

Things to Know Before Going to Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah

The drive to the Salt Flats from Salt Lake City is long AF, so there are a few things you want to prepare for:

1. Fill up your gas tank. The closest gas station on I-80 is still a one hour drive from the Salt Flats.
2. Bring snacks and water. Your last chance to stop for food, will be by the same gas station. There is a Del Taco – I highly recommend.
3. Bring towels. You’ll want to clean the salt off of your feet before you get back in the car. Trust me on this one.
4. If you drive onto the flats, make sure you go through a car wash, and rinse off your under carriage afterwards. Salt can cause major damage if left on for too long.

All the dresses you see in this engagement session are part of my client closet, and as an MCP client, you get exclusive access to use them for your session.

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