We did the East/West Rim trail combination: Arrived at 7:30am and nobody was in the parking lot at the visitor’s center. $20 admission to the park is well worth it. Flush toilets (vs. pit toilets at the National Park). There are great views almost the entire trail. At one point we saw a white tailed jack rabbit which was cool. Trail is marked with paint along the way. The overlook to the Colorado River is beautiful. This is an easy hike – a little over 5 miles to make the entire loop. Spent about 2.5 hours total in the park.

Great self drive way to visit the park. Many outstanding vistas and plenty of photo opportunities. Was especially impressed by Horseshoe Canyon with Colorado River meandering thru Canyon. Would recommend this park for visit. Although it is a state park it has many great viewing opportunities and it is very much less crowded.

Dead Horse Point State Park is a state park that is located adjacent to Canyonlands National Park. It has a separate entrance and has separate fees (National Park passes not accepted here), but it's 100% worth it to visit here even if you've already been to Canyonlands. The views here are just as good if not better than Canyonlands and the vistas in this part of Utah are remarkable. There are lots of hiking trails here as well and we wish we left more time to explore here as we would have liked to have done more hiking here. The park is nicely set up overall and it's a wonderful place to visit when exploring this park of Utah!

I knew we will regret if we didn't stop by on our way from Canyonlands. Always curious why this is similar to Horseshoe Bend. Honestly, I find the view here more interesting. We actually stayed here longer than previous overlooks we visited!

Add me to the list of TA reviewers saying this is a must do. The views here are breathtaking! The views from the visitor center were nice, but just a drive over to the Dead Horse Point Overlook and that view was even more spectacular. The views make the trip in to this park at the cost of $20 definitely worth it. Lots of restrooms too.

Dead Horse Point State Park is incredible! The overlooks give you a bird's-eye view of the canyon and Colorado River. Easy trails, stunning scenery. A must-visit for anyone exploring Utah's wonders!

The hikes or rather walks you can make are easy to moderate, the views are from the blue potassium process plant side of the ridge basically the same although the view angle is different. Some trails have been marked with paint, so it is easier to stay on the trail. Besides that I really like this SP. you can rent a bike and also there are several camping sites.

The park is just beautiful!!! The views are out of this world!! The only disappointment about it all is the cost of $20 per car to get in for the short drive through… we did no hiking due to back issues so just drive through with stopping at all view points to take pictures. I found the entrance fee a bit much for what it’s worth.

Many people do the double, namely, visit Canyonlands National Park, and then proceed onto the state park. Approximately 12 miles from the Island in the Sky entrance to the state park. The entrance fee is $20. The visitor center is quite small, but it does have a a shop that is well stocked with T-shirts, magnets, and other things that tourist like when they visit these kinds of places. There are some spectacular views. Not particularly different from what you might already have seen at Canyonlands. But this includes some good views of the Colorado River. I would not consider this to be a must see place if you are in the Moab region. But if you are visiting one of the nearby national parks, this is certainly worth a couple of hours. Or you can spend several hours here hiking.

This is a gem of a park. The entry fee seems steep, but it is well worth it. The restrooms were super clean, the visitor center rangers helpful, and the views just as good or better than some venues in Canyonlands NP.