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Goblin Valley State Park, Utah
One step into Goblin Valley State Park and you’ll understand why so many folks call this place Mars! The oddly shaped and beautifully red hued goblins are ever-changing eroded sandstone that are Read more...
One step into Goblin Valley State Park and you’ll understand why so many folks call this place Mars! The oddly shaped and beautifully red hued goblins are ever-changing eroded sandstone that are begging for you to explore! Head out by horseback or foot through these fragile formations for a day under sunny Utah skies. Geocaching and reptile spotting are marvelous on the trail. There are also plenty of spots for off roaders, and if you want to bring your crew for a day of fun, there are picnic pavilions and even group camping so you can all discover the valley together. Heck, you could even take a canyoneering trip. The campgrounds offer tons of amenities and there are yurts and cabins for those who want to fancy it up—whichever way of staying you decide on, we guarantee you won’t want to miss the night sky here! Step into the weird little world of the goblins and see for yourself some of the raddest rocks in Utah.
Michelle: This place is amazing! Super dry and dusty so bring plenty of water. Stay in a yurt during the cooler...
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