Goosenecks State Park - An incredible series of tight switchbacks of the San Juan River gives the area its name. It offers the visitor a close-up view of an entrenched river meander, one of the most striking and impressive examples on the North American continent. The 1,500 for deep chasm meanders 6 miles while advancing only 1.5 miles. No water available. 9 miles NW of Mexican Hat off US 163 or U-261 to U-316.

Valley of the Gods - A seventeen mile scenic loop though monuments that resemble a miniature Monument Valley. Considered a photographer's paradise. Check locally for road condition. 8 miles NW of Mexican Hat off US 163. Native surface road.

Moki Dugway/Muley Point - Three miles of graded road carved in the face of a sandstone cliff twists and turns up 1,200 feet to the Mesa above. Overlook at the top gives a breathtaking view of the Valley of the Gods, San Juan River and the distant buttes of Monument Valley. From here go 4 miles to Muley Point for a view comparable to the overlooks at Grand Canyon. 11 miles NW of Mexican Hat. Muley Point road is native surface.