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Sunset Over Dead Horse Point
A simple, but colorful, winter sunset lights the sky and ignites the Utah canyon walls in hues of amber and rose. From this dramatic rocky ledge in Dead Horse Point, Utah, the setting sun casts long shadows across the winding gooseneck of the Colorado River far below as the vast and rugged desert canyon terrain stretches into the distance. Carved over the centuries by ice, water, and wind, the vast desert landscape of sandstone canyons, buttes, and vertical cliffs opens like a storybook – each layer a chapter shaped by time and weather. “Sunset Over Dead Horse Point” captures the quiet awe of standing at the edge of something ancient and immense.
The name, Dead Horse Point State Park, has curious origins. Legend says it comes from cowboys in the 1800’s who used the high plateau as a natural corral, but not without consequences as horses often died of exposure.
