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It was just ok. After traveling to all the National Parks in Utah, this was just average. We were a little underwhelmed. The view was amazing, but it was definitely not worth the price for a short view.
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Date of experience: June 2020
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This is definitely worth the $20 entry fee. So many different views to see. There are places to sit and enjoy the view. It is very inspiring. Plenty of amazing views and pull-outs to view scenery. Not a lot of other things to do so don't plan on spending too much time here, but worth the stop. …
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Date of experience: January 2021
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The view of the canyon is gorgeous although $20 per car is pretty steep. Big disappointment that there is no place to see where the end scene from Thelma and Louise would have been filmed and no marker to tell the story. I’d say this one isn’t worth the fee.
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Date of experience: December 2020
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I gasped as I stepped up to the railing at Dead Horse Point Overlook. I don't know if I've ever seen anything as beautiful as the view from this point, it literally took my breath away. If I could pull up a cot and prop it up high enough, I would want to live the rest of my life looking at that view, no lie. We visited on Christmas Day and there were others there as well but not crowded whatsoever. There was just something magical about the whole thing and I don't know if it was just that particular morning or if it looks like this all of the time but there was this romantic haze that blanketed the land in the distance. We went ahead and walked along the East and West Rim trails but I will admit, it was really hard to keep track of the trails at certain points, especially on the West Rim. I felt super guilty about walking in every which way, looking for the trail. I believe that they meant for the trail to cut through slickrocks here and there but it would have been nice if there were more cairns along the trail or even spraypainted dots on the slickrocks or something. The trails were very dog friendly which was awesome because we had our furson with us and we saw many other furry friends as well.…
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Date of experience: December 2020
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UT state parks have a secret priority system in getting a camping site during high demand times. Not sure how it works, but you will find that when camping sites open up at 8am they are all taken about 1 sec before 8am. 5 of us tried for 3 weeks and we saw this occur.
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Date of experience: April 2020
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