Place Like No Other, Epic Valley of The Gods

We are at the gates to Valley of the Gods stunning landscapes and photo opportunities along the way for Photography or videography enthusiasts. Valley of the Gods can be explored pretty much by everyone and most of the vehicles will get through it no problem as long as it is dry.
Valley of the Gods is accessible two different ways, from Mexican Hat, UT or same way as we are coming after Moki Dugway. Plan a couple of hours to spend there bring water as there is no facilities along the way. This is our second time on this stretch, last time we were here was three years ago.

[@stephanhelsloot2638]

Thank you for sharing, you guys do the riding I like to do.

[@AdventureTravelandScuba]

Go for it, Utah is a playground for every skill type of rider

[@falcuspluscamera]

Great video I really enjoyed the voiceover😀✌🏻

[@AdventureTravelandScuba]

Thank you

[@RetiredAdventureRider]

Thanks a lot. I'm planning to visit Utah later this year. Very helpful.

[@AdventureTravelandScuba]

Awesome check out my playlist you will find more videos from the past in Utah kzbin.info/aero/PLvwTmo4hxQoq7Vj5IBrevCSWVbbQ2wQeM&si=cPLbqSM6WdBniIM9

[@bryan50rogers]

I have a GT not a GS. Any soft red sand on the road?

[@AdventureTravelandScuba]

My friend did it with 1200 RT on previous trip there may be soft sand but nothing crazy

[@bryan50rogers]

@@AdventureTravelandScuba thank you. I did go to the entrance in November, but had already been through some soft red sand and washboards on the Burr Trail switchbacks to Lake Powell and was pretty much over the sand and washboard roads for the duration of that trip.

[@AdventureTravelandScuba]

@bryan50rogers yes still may depend if there was rain and flush floods these roads always change