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Ocmrm OP t1_j276cfi wrote
Lucky.
urbanek2525 t1_j277z2l wrote
Don't miss Green River Overlook in Canyonlands.
Pilot0350 t1_j27gbea wrote
Funny how dead horse Utah and dead horse Alaska are basically the opposite place. One's a dry hot desert with vast canyons the other in the middle of a tundra desert of ice near the ocean
DrBlock21 t1_j291rdt wrote
Both may result in a dead horse
nautme t1_j27fj6g wrote
If I have my horse thinking right, this is the point the horse says "You expect me to take you where? Might as well shoot me now"
Lawdoc1 t1_j2aif6z wrote
The views from the point (and the areas around it) are awesome.
Also, the views from the road you see down on the canyon floor (Rte 142/Shafer Basin Rd/Potash Rd) are also pretty incredible.
One of my favorite areas of the US.
[Edit - typo]
Ocmrm OP t1_j2b20y7 wrote
I had to look up the Potash road after seeing a vehicle waaaaaay the heck down there and wanting to go on it. I added it to my list of trails to go on when I’m in Moab again.
Lawdoc1 t1_j2b5ysq wrote
Oh man, it is so awesome.
I started in Canyonlands NP(Island in the Sky portion), and went down the Shafer trail and then onto Shafer rd and took it all the way back into Moab.
I was one of the best drives of my life. Though, I definitely recommend something with 4WD and good ground clearance.
Ocmrm OP t1_j2bc92f wrote
✅ 4x4 ✅ High ground clearance
Edit: How long did it take to complete that drive?
Lawdoc1 t1_j2bhz9m wrote
I'd have to go back and check my notes. I also stopped a lot for pictures and to let other vehicles pass on narrow portions.
My recollection is somewhere around 3 hours. Though again, that is not reflective of the actual drive time.
Ocmrm OP t1_j2c0t7p wrote
3hr with pauses to take photos and let cars pass isn’t bad at all. My kids will survive that drive
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ExistingPosition5742 t1_j27fxt7 wrote
Well damn. I reckon the horses would be wore out by a time they get there.
SteveTCook t1_j27nx1z wrote
FYI, Dead Horse Point is where the picture is taken FROM, not what’s IN the picture. It’s an incredible location to sit and stare.
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AirdRigh t1_j27xb95 wrote
Can’t beat that…
gu_butler t1_j288mem wrote
Stunning! I love the view.
urbanek2525 t1_j2757ah wrote
I've seen that view a hundred times. It never gets old.