Bonneville refers to the Bonneville Salt Flats, a vast expanse of salt crust located in northwestern Utah, USA. This unique landscape was formed by the evaporation of ancient Lake Bonneville, which existed during the last Ice Age. The salt flats are known for their flatness and hard surface, making them a popular site for land speed records and various motorsport events. The area is also part of the larger Bonneville Salt Flats State Park, which attracts tourists and photographers due to its stunning scenery and unique geological features. Visitors can explore the flats, learn about the area's history, and enjoy recreational activities like off-roading and camping.