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Goblin Valley State Park
Enjoy some hoodoo voodoo, red goblins, and a Mars-like canyon.
Mother Nature sculpted these beautiful red rock formations over millions of years. Now, humans can enjoy this slot canyon. There's plenty of geology, nooks, and gnomes of this wild area of Utah. Walk or bike through a 3-square-mile maze of rocks, valleys, and high walls.
Mountain bikers get a great view of the landscape below by following the Wild Horse Mountain Biking Trail System.
Red rock formations called hoodoos look like mushrooms, tables, and towers. Some hoodoos are nearly three stories tall. The most prominent hoodoo looks like three gnomes sitting on a table. If you want to play the world's biggest game of hide-and-seek, the hiders win every time. Spend all day hiking the vast maze of rocks, canyons, and hidey holes.
There is also a disc golf course and a campground with 24 sites. Reserve one of two
Mother Nature sculpted these beautiful red rock formations over millions of years. Now, humans can enjoy this slot canyon. There's plenty of geology, nooks, and gnomes of this wild area of Utah. Walk or bike through a 3-square-mile maze of rocks, valleys, and high walls.
Mountain bikers get a great view of the landscape below by following the Wild Horse Mountain Biking Trail System.
Red rock formations called hoodoos look like mushrooms, tables, and towers. Some hoodoos are nearly three stories tall. The most prominent hoodoo looks like three gnomes sitting on a table. If you want to play the world's biggest game of hide-and-seek, the hiders win every time. Spend all day hiking the vast maze of rocks, canyons, and hidey holes.
There is also a disc golf course and a campground with 24 sites. Reserve one of two yurts for a glamping option.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Goblin Valley State Park
You might think goblins are scary, but the bizarre rock formations bearing this name at the Goblin Valley Campground in Utah are anything but frightening. At this small but popular destination, campers are encouraged to wander off the trail to explore the labrynthine collection of “goblins,” or you can keep busy on the five miles of designated tra Read more...
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