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Goosenecks State Park
Goosenecks State Park is a primitive park with a great view of an incredible series of gooseneck turns in the San Juan River 1,000 feet below. It is 13 miles south of Muley Point.
Mexican Hat
Mexican Hat is a tiny community (pop. 50) nestled along the San Juan River in the pretty red rock desert. It has a few accommodations and restaurants. It is 14 miles southeast of the Muley Point.
San Juan River
San Juan River winds easily through beautiful remote canyons before emptying into Lake Powell. It has mild white water, Indian pictographs and Anasazi ruins, and some good hiking opportunities into side canyons.
Monument Valley
Monument Valley is an area of exceptional free standing red rock monoliths that rise up to 1,000 above the desert floor. The landscape they create is truly majestic, a fact documented by the numerous Westerns (and commercials) that have used it as a backdrop. It is about 37 miles south of Muley Point.
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Natural Bridges National Monument
Natural Bridges National Monument is a pleasant small park featuring three large sandstone bridges at the bottom of adjacent canyons. It has a good scenic drive overlooking the bridges and excellent trails down into the canyons to the bridges. It is 35 miles north of Muley Point.
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