Mexican Hat Travel Guide

 JLBG Says:  Goosenecks State Park and Valley of the Gods are two sites worth the visit but we were short of time and had to skip these places. May be next time ! However, even if you do not make any visit and only drive the Mokie Dugway, I strongly advise to do it in order to admire... 

 JLBG Says:  We were lucky that a storm was brewing in the background, which made an even more dramatic landscape ! And what a background, Monument Valley itself ! I feel (not absolutely sure) that on the right of the picture, one of the Mittens is showing, still lit by the sun, while... 

 JLBG Says:  When you drive from Natural Bridges National Monument to Monument Valley, you can take road 261 (the Mokie Dugway) for 50 km. It is an excellent dirt road with a great landscape and if you are used, as we were, to mountain roads and do not care for winding roads at the edge... 

 dila Says:  monument valley is a valley with buttes, mesas, canyons and free standing rock formations that defy gravity.archaelogists have recorded more than 100 ancient Anasazi sites and ruines dating before A.D. 1300.you need a guide 

 Roeffie Says:  Goosenecks State ParkAn 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... 

 Roeffie Says:  Driving the Mokie Dugway you get great views on the most southeastern part of Utah. You look down to The Valley of the Gods and Goosenecks State Park.Coming from Natural Bridges National Monument you can drive down to Mexican Hat. Great views and exciting road to drive. 

 kop-queen Says:  Not flash but very comfy and clean and we would stay there again. a band sometimes perform but sadly not on the night we stayed.The steaks are gooked outside on a swinging grill - and very nice they are too! 

 dila Says:  friendly people, nice walking area and a restaurant. nice room.good food in the restaurant.i think about 20 miles from monument valley.tollfree 800 447 2022 

 basstbn Says:  Certainly not fancy, but comfortable enough and inexpensive (at least at that time.) For dining, there's the Olde Bridge Bar & Grill. Also had a general store with some interesting goods. Right on the San Juan River. The Navajo Indian Reservation is on the other side of the... 

 basstbn Says:  When you're driving through areas such as southeastern Utah, especially with children, it is a good idea to keep a cooler full of sandwich makings - just in case you find yourself unable to find a cafe or restaurant. On this occasion, we found a delightful picnic area along... 

 basstbn Says:  Mexican Hat is located right on the San Juan River, visible from our motel room. I'll never forgot how much fun my suburb-dwelling daughters had wading and splashing around in the cool waters of the San Juan River.