Landform
Cedar Mesa gravel switchbacks dropping 1,100 feet toward Valley of the Gods — the dugway overlooks, not the valley loop and not Muley Point.
Field note
Overlook pullouts on the UT-261 Cedar Mesa switchbacks (USGS Moki Dugway). Valley of the Gods opens on the floor; Muley Point is the rim to the west — those stay their own plates. Stay in the pullouts. This plate is the Moki Dugway overlooks, not Valley of the Gods and not Muley Point.
The Moki Dugway is the UT-261 gravel switchback off Cedar Mesa (USGS). Overlook pullouts look down on Valley of the Gods; Muley Point is the rim to the west — those stay their own plates. This plate is the dugway overlooks, not Valley of the Gods and not Muley Point.
