3 Moki Dugway Utah

Paleomanjim · Thursday at 2:58 PM

The entire area surrounding Valley of the Gods is great for exploring. The historic Moki Dugway is definitely worth checking out. Enjoy

GFields · Thursday at 5:48 PM

Another great one!

Sky Wombat · Friday at 12:05 AM

Nice flight there PMJ. Looks like you covered a fair area.

Paleomanjim · Friday at 3:27 PM

Sky Wombat said:
Nice flight there PMJ. Looks like you covered a fair area.

Thanks Sky Wombat! Having the drone on our travels just adds so much to the whole drone experience. Happy flying!

Paleomanjim · Friday at 3:28 PM

GFields said:
Another great one!

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching

Dale D · Friday at 4:11 PM

Paleomanjim said:
The entire area surrounding Valley of the Gods is great for exploring. The historic Moki Dugway is definitely worth checking out. Enjoy

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I loved seeing this area. Great flight. I missed it on my recent Moab trip. I wondered about the nomenclature of Moki Dugway so I found this;
The Moki Dugway is a 3-mile, unpaved, gravel road with steep switchbacks on Utah's Highway 261 that climbs approximately 1,200 feet up a cliff face. Originally built in 1958 by a mining company to transport uranium ore, it now serves as a scenic route connecting US 163 and Utah 95. The "Moki" in the name comes from the Spanish word for the ancient Puebloan people who once lived in the area, and "dugway" refers to a road carved into a hillside.

Paleomanjim · 2025-12-07T01:34:00-0500

Dale D said:
I loved seeing this area. Great flight. I missed it on my recent Moab trip. I wondered about the nomenclature of Moki Dugway so I found this;
The Moki Dugway is a 3-mile, unpaved, gravel road with steep switchbacks on Utah's Highway 261 that climbs approximately 1,200 feet up a cliff face. Originally built in 1958 by a mining company to transport uranium ore, it now serves as a scenic route connecting US 163 and Utah 95. The "Moki" in the name comes from the Spanish word for the ancient Puebloan people who once lived in the area, and "dugway" refers to a road carved into a hillside.

Thanks Dale, Utah is drone heaven, glad you liked it