Fish Springs National Wildlife Refuge

Dugway, UT U.S.A.

The Fish Springs National Wildlife Refuge covers more than 17,992 acres between two small mountain ranges. The warm salt springs of the area feed the refuge's 10,000-acre marsh system.

The refuge is a lush habitat for birds and fish in the middle of the Great Basin desert. Waterfowl that use the refuge include snowy egrets, black-crowned night herons, white-faced ibises, eared grebes and many species of ducks.

Driving to Fish Springs requires a long drive on gravel roads with no nearby gas stations. It is a three-hour drive from the Salt Lake City. The route with the fewest dirt roads is via Hwy. 174 from Delta.