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The Dewey Bridge boat ramp seen head-on from the gravel approach: a wide concrete ramp running straight down to the brown Colorado River, with an open-sided shade shelter and picnic tables on the left, an information kiosk and a red sign beside the ramp, dark boulders on the gravel, and banded red sandstone cliffs and slickrock domes across the water under a cloudless sky.
Access Point

Dewey Bridge Boat Ramp

Dewey Bridge Boat Ramp is a river access point on the Colorado River, serving the Cisco to Dewey Bridge section. It sits on the left bank, reached by paved road. Elevation is about 4,111 feet.

Elevation
4,111 ft
River side
Left
Road surface
Paved
Coordinates
38.81133422208194°N 109.30813036767218°W

BLM day-use site at the former Dewey Bridge location on UT-128. The historic 1916 suspension bridge was destroyed by fire in 2008; piers remain. Serves as the standard take-out for Cisco-to-Dewey floats and the put-in for the scenic Dewey-to-Hittle-Bottom / Professor Valley stretch.

Facilities

  • Boat ramp
  • Parking
  • Vault toilets
  • Picnic area

At the access point