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Valley of the Gods & Moki Dugway Moki Dugway What You Can Do to Protect the Cedar Mesa Special Area: The breathtaking Moki Dugway winds 1,200 feet from top to bottom on three miles of graded Stay on Designated Routes gravel at an 11% grade. Most vehicles can Driving off road can damage sites travel the route safely, but caution is advised for motor homes or vehicles pulling trailers. Don’t Touch Rock Writing or Add Your Own Valley of the Gods Steer Clear of Walls Structures can be easily damaged & Moki Dugway GPS Reveals Too Much Valley of the Gods ACEC Remove location data for online photos Don’t Bust the Crust Stay on existing trails Leave All Artifacts Where You Find Them Don’t take or add to “Display Rocks” Steep switchbacks and expansive views make the Moqui Know Where Pets are Allowed Dugway a dramatic addition to your Cedar Mesa trip Pets are never allowed in archeological sites Enjoy Archaeology without Ropes From the Top of the Dugway: On the horizon Using climbing gear to access sites is illegal to the east lies Sleeping Ute Mountain, near Cortez, Colorado. To the southeast is the Camp and Eat Away from Archaeology Shiprock near Shiprock, New Mexico. To the south the Carrizo Mountains straddle the New Mexico/Arizona border. Monument Valley is No Fires in Valley of the Gods southeast on the Utah/Arizona Border. Use existing fire rings when on the rims Go to the Bathroom Away from Sites History: The Moki Dugway was built in the Pack out all toilet paper 1950s by Texas Zinc Minerals as a route for ore trucks hauling uranium and vanadium It is your responsibility to know the rules and from Cedar Mesa to the processing mill near regulations, as they may be different inside and Mexican Hat. You will not see ore trucks today, but you may encounter passenger vehicles outside the Bears Ears National Monument. slowly moving along the narrow route. For maps, trip planning information, and rules, regulations, and recreation permits, contact the Caution: Please remain on the roadway or in BLM at (435) 587-1510. the overlook areas. If you stop to take photos, Map & Guide please pull your vehicle completely off the road To Report an Emergency Call 911 to a safe location in one of the pull-out areas along the Dugway, to allow others to pass. If you leave your vehicle to find a good spot for a Cell phone service is unreliable in this area - you photo, do so with great care. may need to walk or drive out to a high point. 0 0.5 1 2 3 Miles Valley of the Gods Castle Kilometers Butte 0 0.5 1 2 3 4 5 m The parking area near the top of Moki Dugway provides 2 2 B n 2 stunning views of Valley of the Gods. From here you o 4 h ti 2 lc a will see sandstone formations with fanciful names Grand Gulch u t Road Canyon G S r such as Pyramid Peak, Rooster Butte, and the Seven Wilderness e e Wilderness n g Study Area a n Study Area Pyramid Sailors. County Road B242 winds 17 miles through K a Peak R k Valley of the Gods, skirting many of the formations. 261 e Franklin e B r The road surface is graded gravel and clay, which is Moki utte Balanced C typically suitable for passenger cars. However, the road Dugway Rock Rooster can be difficult or even impassable when wet. Plan on Butte spending about two hours traveling the loop. Valley of the Setting Hen Gods Road Butte 1 History: The small ranch house visible at the north end 4 2 B T R of the valley is the Valley of the Gods B&B. Originally A e IL m Lee’s Ranch, it is the only home within the 360,000 acre O i F Cedar Mesa Special Recreation Management Area. L T H E A Valley of the Photography: As is usual in this stark land, morning N Seven C Sailors IE V a l l e y o f Gods Road and evening are the best times for photos. The valley Muley N Bell Glen Canyon T Butte Point S is full of deep evening shadows and the morning sun m National 15 S UT C ff, shines directly on the valley and its towers. E t h e G o d s lu Recreation Area N B IC Flag Butte B A C K W Cedar A Point Y Near the Dugway Sugpaerloaf e Goosenecks State Park: This Utah State Park at the 163 g end of State Route 316 offers and astonishing view of B244 d Valley of the Gods loop Road i the great meandering canyon carved by the San Juan Distances Formation Name & R River. The desert landscape reveals its underlying (from US-163) Direction to Look 316 The structure, exposing 300 million years of geologic Seven Sailors Narrows 1 activity below a 1,000 foot overlook. /2 mile on the left RIVER Setting Hen Butte SA 1.5 miles The N Soda straight ahead Goosenecks Tabernacle Spring s JUAN State Park w B2 Battleship Rock o 1 r 6 Mexican Hat 5 miles r 1 a Rock on the left e N e d Rooster Butte n l 5.7 miles o osenecks c The Go p rear view mirror e S a 7 miles Castle Butte on left B R 21 Valley of the Gods B&B 51 15.5 miles Mendenhall historic Lee’s Ranch Loop The Goosenecks of the San Juan River as seen from the State Park 17 miles SR 261/end of route Mexican Hat, UT Muley Point (Glen Canyon National Recreation Area): Legend: Information Kiosk BLM Wilderness Study Area (WSA) Private Access near the top of Moki Dugway via County Road B241. The 1,200 foot cliffs of Muley point overlook State Routes Bureau of Land Management (BLM) SITLA Monument Valley and John’s Canyon. This road can be North Class B Roads National Park Service (NPS) Indian Reservation rough, and is impassable when wet..
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