Dead Horse Point

No words for this view , from before sunrise to Chipmunk Cuteness.

before sunrise.

Dead Horse Point is a distinctive geographic landmark that derived its name from a rather somber history. As the legend goes, in the late 19th century, the point served as a natural corral for cowboys rounding up wild mustangs. Tragically, a group of horses was left stranded on the narrow neck of land, resulting in them perishing from thirst within view of the Colorado River, far below. This poignant event led to the etching of the name “Dead Horse Point” into the annals of history, serving as a reminder of the region’s significant past.