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Outlook in Dead Horse State Park
Outlook with tree in Dead Horse State Park
Outlook in Dead Horse State Park
Outlook in Dead Horse State Park
Outlook in Dead Horse State Park
Outlook in Dead Horse State Park
Outlook in Dead Horse State Park
Looking at edge in Dead Horse State Park
Outlook with tree in Dead Horse State Park
Outlook in Dead Horse State Park
Close up of river in Dead Horse State Park
Close up of land in Dead Horse State Park
Outlook in Dead Horse State Park, with Colorado River
Outlook in Dead Horse State Park
Outlook in Dead Horse State Park
Outlook in Dead Horse State Park
Outlook in Dead Horse State Park
Outlook in Dead Horse State Park with steep drop off
Close up of snow flakes left in Dead Horse State Park
Outlook in Dead Horse State Park
Outlook in Dead Horse State Park
Outlook in Dead Horse State Park
Outlook in Dead Horse State Park
Outlook in Dead Horse State Park
Outlook in Dead Horse State Park
Outlook in Dead Horse State Park
Tree in Dead Horse State Park
Background
On Saturday, January 2nd, 2021 I hike the Rim Loop in Dead Horse State Park in Utah. I also went to the of the overlooks. Dead Horse State Park is near Moab, Utah.
I started at 11:30AM and finished around 3:00PM. The hike is mostly easy, flat terrain. Some of the overlooks are a bit more challenging to get to but as long as you stay far enough from the edge, there isn't much of a concern for danger.
The hike can be done in either east or west direction and is similar. At this time of year there was snow covering the trail. The views in the park are dramatic, with a meandering river. Entering the park cost $20 at the visitor center.
Once I completed the hike, I drove back to Denver, Colorado. This was the last hike on a 6-day trip.
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