Moki Dugway (UT-261, Cedar Mesa)

About the Attraction

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A visit to the Moki Dugway on UT-261, Cedar Mesa offers a thrilling and scenic drive through one of Utah's most dramatic landscapes. Here’s what to expect:

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• Breathtaking Views: The Moki Dugway features steep, unpaved switchbacks that descend 1,200 feet from the top of Cedar Mesa, offering panoramic views of the Valley of the Gods, Monument Valley, and the surrounding desert landscape.
• Historical Significance: Originally constructed in the 1950s for transporting uranium ore, this road is now part of the "Trail of the Ancients," a national scenic byway showcasing archaeological sites and geological formations.
• Adventurous Drive: The three-mile gravel road with a gradient of up to 10% is a test of nerve and a feast for the senses, making it a unique adventure for those seeking out-of-the-ordinary scenic drives.

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It's a must-see for those looking to experience the rugged beauty and historical depth of Utah's canyon country.