Moab, Utah: Cliff Where Thelma and Louise Exited

The road to this attraction is a long drive either from the potash facility (Please obey the signs; much of the area is private property), or from Canyonlands National Park, where you can head down Shaffer Canyon Rd and take BLM 142/Potash Rd to reach the point. There is no signage. I strongly suggest high-clearance vehicles with proper all-terrain tires to avoid damage and getting stranded. ("Street" tires do not have sufficient sidewalls; it is easy to gash open a tire on a protruding rock.) There are great views of the Colorado River gooseneck along the route as well. If you come from the potash facility, keep driving!

All descriptions you have listed for access to Thelma and Louise Point are, ironically, dead wrong. Thelma and Louise Point is not accessed in nor via any state park. There is no fee to get there. You may *see* the Point from the State Park, but you will be roughly 1,300ft (396m) above it, and about 1.22mi (1.96km) north of the Point.

We headed out to find this spot and discovered that the fee to get into the park is $20 per car. You must decide if it's worth $20! We decided against it.

This canyon is called the "Grand Canyon stunt double," since they cannot film at the actual Grand Canyon. The Moab/Monument Valley Museum in Moab has all the behind-the-scenes photos of this area. Many films were filmed here and in the surrounding areas.

I was there jeeping with a friend of mine apparently when the movie was being filmed. We drove our jeep up to the area and found a ramp in place that would have been used in the film. We didn't know what it was for until a year later when the movie came out.