Discover the Breathtaking Views of Dead Horse Point

Getting There

• Car

  If you are traveling by car, head to Moab, Utah, which is the nearest town to Dead Horse Point State Park. From Moab, take US-191 North for approximately 12 miles. Then, turn left onto UT-313 West. Follow UT-313 for about 15 miles until you reach the entrance to Dead Horse Point State Park. There is a park entrance fee of $20 per vehicle for a day pass. Once you enter the park, follow the signs to Dead Horse Point. The viewpoint is located at the end of the road.

• Public Transportation

  If you are using public transportation, you can take a shuttle service from Moab to Dead Horse Point. Several local companies offer shuttle services to popular attractions, including Dead Horse Point State Park. Make sure to book your shuttle in advance, as availability may vary. The price for a round-trip shuttle typically ranges from $30 to $50 per person. Once you arrive at the park, you can explore the area at your leisure, but be sure to check the shuttle schedule for your return trip.

• Biking

  For the more adventurous, biking is another option. You can rent bikes in Moab and ride to Dead Horse Point. Follow US-191 North to UT-313 West, and then continue on UT-313 to the park entrance. The distance is about 27 miles one way, so make sure you are prepared for a long ride. Be cautious of traffic on the roads and ensure that your rental includes a helmet and safety gear. You’ll need to pay the park entrance fee of $20 upon arrival.

• Walking/Hiking

  If you're already in Canyonlands and want to hike to Dead Horse Point, plan for a significant trek. Depending on your starting point, it may take several hours to hike to the park. Ensure you have plenty of water, snacks, and appropriate gear. Hiking trails are not directly connected to Dead Horse Point, so you will need to navigate through the park and possibly use roads. This option is only recommended for experienced hikers due to the distance and terrain involved.