Moab UT and Dead Horse State Park

This review took place in October 2016.

I woke up to a big breakfast thanks to my father! Can't go wrong with Eggs, toast, bacon, and fruit especially when you don't have to make it! We all hopped in the car and made our way to Dead Horse State Park. We stopped at the visitor center first for a chat with the park guides and some souvenirs. Last year Greg, Fred and I hiked one of the trails but this year Fred got to relax in comfort with my parents. While they drove to the viewpoints Greg and I hiked our way up to Dead Horse Point. 

We met Fred and my parents at Dead Horse Point where we walked around together for photographs. The area is great for families. There are restaurants, seating area, and beautiful views.

We had planned to go to Canyonlands National Park next and we did drive there but ended up only going to the visitors center. Everyone was a little tired and looking for something different to do. Why not go drink some wine? Heading back into Moab we detoured to Moab Castle Creek Winery. The drive to the winery was very pretty and new to all of us. We tried a few different wines, bought some wine, bought some home goods, and enjoyed our visit. Unfortunately the winery is not pet friendly so Fred hung out in the car with Greg. 

Before heading back to our AirBnb we drove up and down and back up the main road in Moab trying to decide on lunch!! 4 people with varying tastes and allergies can't always decide easily apparently. We finally opted for food from Fiesta Mexicana. The food was hot, fresh, and pretty tasty.

That night we hung in and had the insane task of organizing all of our stuff and all of our new purchases and pack up the car for the ride home. Luckily we had a very big Chevy Suburban!!!