Stansbury Viewpoint — Attraction in West Point

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5/5 – Stansbury Island: Utah’s Best-Kept Salty Secret

Stansbury Island is like stumbling into another planet—except it’s right in Utah and there’s no need for a space suit, just a decent pair of shoes and a sense of wonder.

The star of the show? That pink salt lake. I’m talking Barbie-meets-Mars level pink. It’s surreal, mesmerizing, and ridiculously photogenic. I genuinely expected a flamingo to wade by in sunglasses and welcome me to paradise.

The landscape is a wild mix of rugged beauty and serene alien vibes. The reflections off the water were so perfect, it felt like I was walking inside a Bob Ross painting that someone spiked with cotton candy.

And the best part? Hardly anyone else was there. It’s peaceful, quiet, and you can actually hear yourself think (or marvel out loud at how pink that water is).

Whether you’re a photographer, a nature nerd, or just someone who appreciates salty magic, Stansbury Island is a must-visit. 10/10...

Beautiful place,

The place itself isn't that well maintained but it's not too far tone, if you're coming here after seeing posts on social media, just keep in mind that those videos and pictures might be edited, and the water isn't THAT pink

It's still pink and beautiful nonetheless, some people might find it underwhelming, but it isn't a letdown in any way

Last 10 miles of road is unpaved, have being driven offroads many times, it wasn't that bad, just keep driving straight at 20mph and keep a spare tire just in case

You might wanna be more careful if you've never driven on unpaved roads, the experience might be unpleasant, otherwise... I've seen worse

Bring food, water and sunscreen as there's nothing anywhere nearby You'll need water to wash your feet too.

PS. I've heard the pink color is more or less prominent based on various factors which...

This was a really great experience. We had a great time and got some fun pictures. Plan ahead. *Bring plenty of water to drink. *Wear water shoes to walk in the water, because the surface is very rough from the salt deposits. *Wear and reapply sunscreen. If you're walking in the salt flats, be sure to apply it on the bottom of your chin and under your nose since the sun will reflect up. *There are a lot of bugs, so wear big spray. *There's one pit toilet, hand sanitizer not provided. *There's no place to wash up, and you'll be crusted with salt after exiting the water. Bring a spray bottle full of water, and water to refill it as necessary. Bring something like a washcloth to wipe your skin down after spraying the water. *The last portion of the journey is a bumpy dirt road, so drive a vehicle that can handle it or plan to drive...