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Timothy G wrote a review Feb 10
Westerly, Rhode Island, United States165 contributions51 helpful votes
Gorgeous views! A must see when in the Mexican Hat area. Even if you are simply passing through make time to see Muley Point, Valley of the Gods and Goose Necks State Park. All three are just a few my it's away from each other and can be enjoyed in a single day.
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Date of experience: October 2020
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Stunning, expansive views of Monument Valley and the Mexican Hat Valley area below. The short road into the Muley Point is rough but still passable when you drive slow. The road down the Moki Dugway later is also neat and graded gravel...a real treat. I'm not so sure about taking a big RV on the Dugway though. If you want a heart stopping view and great photo ops...take this short drive which is just at the very top of the Moki Dugway when you are heading south from the Natural Bridges National Park area in Utah.…
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Date of experience: September 2020
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It’s a bit of a drive to get to this overlook with 10 miles or so on dirt/rocky road depending on which direction you approach. But it’s well worth the effort once you get to the overlook.
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Date of experience: November 2020
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Even though this was an out and back drive and was super steep, it was fun with great views of Valley of the gods. We found a pull off with a small walk to an over look in a ‘window’ to the other side of the valley.
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Date of experience: November 2020
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So, we had blown by the scenic view at Moki Dugway & I whined until my husband turned around & went back. We turned around at an unmarked gravel road at the top left, just before the road went back to blacktop. While we were admiring the view, another car drove up & the guy started talking to us about the dugway & Muley Point. I told him I wanted to see Muley Point, but I didn't know where the road was to get there. He told us the unmarked road was it! Thank God for him!! He told us there was no sign (he said on purpose). He said just keep driving to the end. What a FANTASTIC view!! So glad we didn't miss it. It was fabulous. Lots of people boondock here. We passed a lot of trailers & class c campers as well as tents. It's very windy at the point. One other thing - if it's been raining & there's standing water in the road - DON"T TRY TO DRIVE THROUGH IT! You will sink down & be stuck.…
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Date of experience: September 2020
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