Muley Point is reached from the top of the Moqui Dugway. This is an impressively steep stretch of road on UT-261 linking the Mexican Hat area with Highway 95 to the north.

From the North
If coming from the north, travel on Highway 95 east, about 12 miles east of Natural Bridges. (93 miles from Hanksville) Take UT-261 south here for about 23 miles to just before it drops of the mesa down the Moqui Dugway.

From the South
Travel east out of Mexican Hat about 4 miles to the junction with UT-261. Follow UT-261 about 9.6 miles to just after it has reached the top of the Moqui Dugway.

Both Routes
Follow the well graded dirt road at the top of the dugway west, and then south about 5 miles to it's end.

From Muley Point, here are a few of the sights:

• South - On a clear day, you can see the towers of Monument Valley off in the distance.
• South/West - The large mountain to the southwest is Navajo Mountain, above Lake Powell. Navajo Mountain is a prominent landmark that is visible from many areas of South Eastern Utah.
• North/West - The mountains in the distance are the Little Rockies and Henry Mountains near Hanksville
• North - The Bears Ears can often be made out in the distance.
• Looking down below Muley Point is the obvious San Juan River, in the deep canyon coming out of the Goosenecks