Moki Dugway
A zigzag gravel road carved into a cliff, climbing about 350 meters within 5 km, with views down over the Valley of the Gods.
The Moki Dugway is a zigzag unpaved section of UT-261 carved into the cliff face of Cedar Mesa. It is about 5 km long, with grades reaching 10%, no guardrails, and a road wide enough for vehicles to pass in both directions. While climbing, you can look down on the Valley of the Gods and, in the distance, Monument Valley. Drive carefully and slowly. Vehicles longer than about 9 meters and trailers are prohibited. At the top, you can connect to Muley Point or continue north to Natural Bridges.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Muley Point Overlook
- Goosenecks State Park
- Valley of the Gods
- Mexican Hat Rock
- Forrest Gump Point
- West and East Mitten Buttes
- Merrick Butte
- North Window Overlook