Sam and Liz

Sam and Liz
Sam: 2013 Suzuki V-Strom DL650 ADV Liz: 2013 Kawasaki KLR 650

Thursday, March 3, 2016

Utah

Following many hours of research, this is what I came up with. We still would like a place to camp or motel around Anasazi State Park Museum and Ancient Indian Village. 


June 8 (Day 1):            Set up camp in Moab area for two nights. Moab is 3hrs from Ouray.
                                     Visit Dead Horse Point. C on map. 45 min from Moab.


June 9 (Day 2):           Arches at sunrise. Allow 3-4 hours with in the park. B on the map.
                                    Grand View Point. Allow 3-4 hours. D on the map.
                                    Back to camp at Moab

June 10 (Day 3):         Capital Reef area. E on the map. Capital Reef is 2.25 hrs from Moab.
                                    Allow most of the day.
Continue on to Anasazi State Park Museum and Ancient Indian Village 1 hr from Capitol Reef. Camp

June 11 (Day 4):         Break camp. Allow day for Anasazi State Park Museum and Ancient Indian Village. F on the map.
                                    Ride on to Rainbow point. G on the map.
                                    Camp in area

June 12 (Day 5):         Break camp. Ride to Zion Park. H on the map.  2 hrs from Rainbow
                                    Point
                                    Set up camp (1 night only)
                                    Ride on to Monument Valley. 4 hrs from Zion. Camp or motel for two
                                    nights.

June 13 (Day 6):         Explore Monument Valley. 4 hrs from Zion.
                                               
June 14 (Day 7):         Petrified Forest AZ. 3 hrs from Monument Valley.
                                    Set up camp then visit forest.
         

4 comments:

  1. Campsites around Moab and Arches area seem to be fully booked for the June 8-10. If anyone has connections pleas post. Thanks

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  2. There is a nice campsite just off Needles Ovelook road just South of Moab. The view is great and it's just a short hike to the rim of the canyon. The overlook gets very little traffic so you seem to have it all to yourself. I tried to get the GPS coordinates. They are 38°14'30.6"N 109°38'42.4"W There aren't any facilities so you will have to boondock it. Restrooms at the overlook, nice and clean.

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  3. Take 261 North from Mexican Hat and see Valley of the Gods and Moki Dugway. It ties back in to 191 just South of Blanding. Valley of the Gods to me is better than Monument Valley. The Dugway is gravel but I did it 2 up on a street bike pulling a trailer.

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  4. They were all booked when we were there to we just pulled off in the canyon and camped for a couple days no bothered us! Moab was my best friends favorite on our trip !!!

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