This analysis gleaned insights into the subsurface structure of the Salt Lake Valley, which was once the bed of ancient Lake Bonneville that covered northern Utah as recently as 14,000 years ago.

The Bonneville Shoreline Trail spans 170 miles along the Wasatch Front, connecting cities. It follows the ancient Lake Bonneville's shoreline, offering diverse terrain for recreation.

The ancient North American Plate moved westward inch by inch. From 17 to 6 million years ago, lava oozed from long fissures in the Earth’s crust, flooding the Columbia Basin. Repeated lava ...

In 1994, representatives from Utah, Salt Lake, Davis and Weber counties decided that there should be one continuous foothill shoreline trail along where the ancient Lake Bonneville used to be. Since ...

The shoreline of the ancient Lake Bonneville is a common location where mammoth tusks, teeth and bones have been scattered. “Probably the most common way they’d find fossils of mammoths is in ...

Passing Salt Lake City and then the Great Salt Lake, you'll eventually reach the Bonneville Salt Flats, left over from an ancient body of water that has since dried up, Lake Bonneville.

Follow the spine of the Wasatch Mountains across the shoreline of the ancient Lake Bonneville, a vast shallow valley that once held water like a saucer holds ... City. In 1966, he started to think ...

The Ancient Arrowhead map is on a skeleton in a cave hidden at the southern end of the Writhing Ruins.The ruin complex is full of deadly beetles, but there’s a quick way to find the cave.

With a clear view of Solace in the background, finding the rough location of the Ancient Arrowhead treasure map in Avowed is pretty simple—it's in the north, facing the main city.

Though it is unclear when Lake Enigma froze, the entire continent of Antarctica was covered in ice by about 14 million years ago, suggesting that Lake Enigma would have frozen by that time as well.

Spacecraft snaps image of ancient Mars lake bigger than any on Earth ... In this view of Mars' tan-colored surface, a map scale can be seen on the bottom right (20 km is about 12.5 miles).