Such a scenic drive on freeway I-70 .... Loved every minute of this drive! Wanted to stop by every turn and wanted to take every exit to look at all the beautiful views. Eventually, we pulled over almost every ramp! Devil's Canyon Viewing Area was one of the many beautiful scenery. There's plenty of parking space here. Also, there are restrooms too! I found beautiful native Indian jewelry made/sold by the Navajo tribe here. Got some very pretty necklace for myself! The view was amazing from this viewing area, too. Made our trip more enjoyable! read more

Devil's Canyon Viewing Area - Landmarks & Historical Buildings Near Me - Moore, Utah

Was curious what we would see at Devil's Canyon Viewing Area. Also, we all needed a stretch break so why not check it out. It is located on Interstate 70 East in Utah. There were a couple of guys selling Native American craft. Pretty cool looking items. Need a restroom? All I saw were port-a-potties. Sorry ladies. We ventured closer to get a better look at the canyon. It was not a bad sight. I expected to see something more impressive, though. Bottom line, I probably will not be stopping here again in the future. Once was enough for me. read more

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Rarely do I pull off the Interstate for an unplanned stop at a vista point. It's generally not worth the lost driving time, but the rocky scenery was looking nice, so I gave it a shot. I should have waited until the next stop at the Spotted Wolf Canyon View Area (see https://www.yelp.com/biz/san-rafael-swell-green-river). Located about 60 miles east of Salina, Utah, this viewpoint is only available to drivers on eastbound I-70. The nearby Eagle Canyon Viewing Area is available to westbound traffic. Both offer the tan-colored sandstone in a 400-foot deep canyon. The eastbound side has a short, slightly steep walk to the rim of Devil's Canyon. I-70 has many drowsy signs trying to induce drivers to pull over for safety reasons, but it felt more like a ploy to get tourists to buy from the local tribe selling wares at the rest stop. read more