Not easily. This is not your 30-minutes from the city type of hike. This is your take-a-long weekend adventure (while visiting other locations) type of place.
Goblin Valley State Park is in the south, central Utah. The closest town is Hanksville which has a population of 281 people according to the 2020 census!
Also, one great idea is to fly to the closest airport and thenrent an RV on RVShare.
How Far is Goblin Valley State Park from Salt Lake City?
The distance from Salt Lake City to Goblin State Park is about three and a half hours up to 5 hours. It really depends on road construction!
How Far is Goblin Valley State Park from Moab (Including Canyonlands and Arches)?
The distance from Moab to Goblin Park is about 2 hours.
How Far is Goblin Valley from Capitol Reef National Park?
The distance from Capitol Reef to Goblin Valley Utah is about 1 hour.
Salt Lake City to Goblin Valley State Park in Utah
Moab to Goblin Valley State Park in Utah
Capitol Reef to Goblin Valley State Park in Utah
Why is it Called Goblin Valley?
The sandstone in this area dates back to the Jurassic period 170 million years ago. Spheroidal weathering of the entrada sandstone is how these amazing rock formations or hoodoos were formed.
But the hoodoos themselves were created over time by erosion. According to National Geographic, it is believed that these hoodoos began forming 25 million years ago.
Why is it Called a Hoodoo?
A hoodoo is a spire of rock that looks like a mushroom. They look eerie so they were given the names “hoodoo”, “goblin”, and “fairy chimneys”
The best time to visit and hike in Utah Goblin Valley is Spring or Fall. The summer is extremely hot in this area and winter is extremely cold.
We went in the Spring and the weather was around 76 degrees. It was still hot but not unbearable. In the desert the sun is brutal.
How to Explore Goblin Valley Utah in the Summer
Goblin Valley gets very hot in the summer. We are talking about temperatures near 100 degrees or over.
You can try to do an early morning hike in the summer, but unless your kids are wired differently than mine, early morning and hikes are two ingredients that don’t go well together.
Evening hikes may be the better option. Although it takes a while to cool down if you go while the sun is setting, you can move around at dusk, and then stay in the area to see the beautiful night sky on a cloudless night! With so few natural lights in the area, the view of the stars is striking.
How Long Should I Spend at Utah’s Goblin Valley?
Depending on the weather you could spend an hour or two just exploring the Valley of the Goblins.
I would plan for one day in Goblin Valley State Park UT. It is fun to camp in this area so after exploring Goblin Park you could enjoy some of the other canyons in the area.
If you are a little more adventurous there is acanyoning tourthat allows guided rappelling down narrow fissures.
Things to Do in Goblin Valley Utah
There are lots of things to do in Goblin Valley State Park. I am going to list a few so you can plan the best Goblin Valley Utah experience.
1. Explore the Hoodoos at Valley of the Goblins – Observation Point
Valley of Goblins is the main attraction in Goblin State Park. It is three square miles filled with thousands of hoodoos. This isn’t a traditional hike with a trail.
You are currently free to wander around and explore and climb on all the rock formations.
It is SO much fun! Especially, if you have kids with great imaginations. My kids claimed their kingdoms among the rocks, making themselves kings and queens, and bestowing titles on their siblings.
One hoodoo formation was a giant dragon to mount. Other formations became their pirate ships. And yet other hoodoos were faces of monsters waiting to eat them. Our then four-year-old hiked the entire time.
Tip for Goblin Valley State Park in Utah
The only concern I had was that our kids’ excitement propelled them to run in different directions at times. Fortunately, this is a flat area that doesn’t have severe drop-offs, though a kid could fall from a hoodoo.
My tip is to keep track of your kids and institute a buddy system!
2. Goblin Valley Hiking
There are lots of fun Goblin Valley hikes. You will want to be sure to check out a few more areas.
Additional Hiking at Goblin Valley Utah (Trails)
Carmel Canyon – 1.5 mile moderate to strenuous loop. This hike will take you to the desert floor allowing a different viewpoint of Goblin Valley State Park. There is an option to hike to Molly’s Castle Overlook from this hike.
Curtis Bench – 2.1 miles round trip easy trail that will give you a spectacular view of the Henry Mountains.
Entrada Canyon – 1.3-mile tough hike from the campsite to Goblin Valley State Park.
Goblin’s Lair – 3-mile round trip. This is the hike we want to go on next time. Our kids can only handle so much hiking so on our last trip we only did the Valley of the Goblins. Goblin’s Lair leads to a cave and has spectacular views of Molly’s Castle and Gilson Buttes. You do have to be able to climb into the lair.
3. Mountain Biking at Goblin Valley Utah
Bikes are not allowed on hiking trails or in the Valley of the Goblins. There are designated biking trails that belong to the Wild Horse Biking Trail System.
4. Exploring the Slot Canyons Near Utah Goblin Valley
There are over 14 slot canyons in this area!
Ding and Dang Canyon
Music Canyon
Devils Canyon
Muddy Creek
Crawford Draw
Little Wild Horse Canyon
Crack Canyon
Iron Wash North Fork
Cistern and Ramp Canyons
Forgotten Canyon
Bell Canyon
Baptist Draw
Eardley Canyon
Farnsworth Canyon
Little Wild Horse Canyon is located near Goblin Valley State Park and is one of the most popular hikes because there is a long stretch of narrows you have to turn sideways to get through. It is a family-friendly hike.
5. Goblin Valley Utah Star Gazing
Goblin Valley is an International Dark Sky Park. This area is free from any significant light pollution. If you are used to the city, the nighttime star gazing will give you a spectacular experience!
6. Camping at Goblin Valley Utah State Park
Image courtesy of state parks.utahgov
The campground at Goblin Valley State Park consists of 25 sites and 2 yurts. 10 of the 25 sites are for tents. 14 are for RVs. The final site is a large community campsite that can hold up to 35 people.
Goblin Valley State Park Camping
Showers and flushing toilets are available at the campsite. Communal water and a dump station are also available. At each site, there is a picnic table, metal fire ring, and shade shelter.
That camping site costs $35 per night, which also gives you access to Goblin Valley State Park.
Yurts
If you prefer more comfort than a tent provides you may want to think about staying in the yurts. They are designed after the nomadic tent dwellings of central Asia. The yurts have heating and air-conditioning. They also have a bunk bed (twin/full), a futon bed, and a table and chairs.
A grill is available (propane is included)
You will also need to bring your own linens. Reserve your yurt well in advance because they get booked out quickly. You will have to be very planned. Reservations can be made up to 11 months in advance.
Yurts are $150 plus tax.
How Long Should I Spend at Goblin Valley Utah?
If I just wanted to see the hoodoos at Observation Point (Valley of the Goblins), I would plan about 2 hours.
Hiking in Goblin Valley Utah
Hiking in Goblin Valley Utah will obviously take more time and you will want to dedicate the majority of your day exploring the different hikes.
Camping in Goblin Valley
Planning a camping trip at Goblin Valley for one night would probably give you the perfect amount of time to do everything there is to do in the park. If you wanted to explore the surrounding areas more time would be required.
Helpful Tips for Visiting Utah Goblin Valley State Park
Pets
Dogs are allowed as long as they are on a six feet leash. We saw plenty of dogs near the observation deck (near the parking lot). Our kids love dogs.
They had so much fun that they didn’t need the distraction on this trip, but it was a plus on our way out for them to see all of the dogs. (they saw over 20 dogs)
Weather at Goblin Valley Utah
The temperatures are extreme in the desert. In the summer it can easily be over 100 degrees. In the winter it drops below freezing.
Flash floods are extremely dangerous and if lightning strikes a flash flood is coming. It will go right through the slot canyons.
If you have ever seen reports about a flash flood in a slot canyon, you will know that the water builds up quickly, and is fast, creating multiple drowning dangers. It is like a rapid river that appears out of nowhere!
If you have followed me here on Planningaway.com, you will know that we love hiking. We hike on every vacation!
Hiking at Goblin Valley was a fabulous experience! Goblin Valley State Park is great for all ages but our kids especially loved it. Not only is it fun for younger kids but teenagers as well. I hope you get a chance to go!
If you are planning on exploring the Mighty Five National Parks of Utah and have some time to explore other areas, consider hiking in Goblin Valley State Park. I highly recommend it.
Comment below and let us know if you have been or want to go!
Facebook Community
If you have any questions follow me over on Facebook and join my private community where I personally answer any travel-related questions!FACEBOOK COMMUNITY
Headed to Goblin Valley State Park in Utah? Want to see some amazing hoodoos?! Utah Goblin Valley is just the place!
My family loved visiting Goblin Valley State Park. If you are looking for a one-of-a-kind, kid-friendly hike in Utah, I know the place. Hiking at Goblin Valley State Park is a unique experience that you will LOVE!
At Goblin Valley State Park, you will find hundreds of hoodoos (more on that later). The landscape is really a dreamscape! Your kids’ imaginations will run wild as they run from one set of hoodoos to the next.
In this post, we are going to give you a complete guide to Goblin Valley State Park. This will include all the best things to do in Goblin Valley, camping options, the best Goblin Valley hikes, and places to explore near Goblin Valley Utah.
It is close toMoaband Capitol Reef so if you are on a Utah National Park tour this is a great addition!
Let’s explore all the fun things to do in Goblin Valley Utah!
If you want to save this for later be sure to pin this to Pinterest!
This post may contain affiliate links that will give me a commission at no additional charge to you.
How Do I Get to Goblin Valley Utah?
Not easily. This is not your 30-minutes from the city type of hike. This is your take-a-long weekend adventure (while visiting other locations) type of place.
Goblin Valley State Park is in the south, central Utah. The closest town is Hanksville which has a population of 281 people according to the 2020 census!
Also, one great idea is to fly to the closest airport and thenrent an RV on RVShare.
How Far is Goblin Valley State Park from Salt Lake City?
The distance from Salt Lake City to Goblin State Park is about three and a half hours up to 5 hours. It really depends on road construction!
How Far is Goblin Valley State Park from Moab (Including Canyonlands and Arches)?
The distance from Moab to Goblin Park is about 2 hours.
How Far is Goblin Valley from Capitol Reef National Park?
The distance from Capitol Reef to Goblin Valley Utah is about 1 hour.
Salt Lake City to Goblin Valley State Park in Utah
Moab to Goblin Valley State Park in Utah
Capitol Reef to Goblin Valley State Park in Utah
Why is it Called Goblin Valley?
The sandstone in this area dates back to the Jurassic period 170 million years ago. Spheroidal weathering of the entrada sandstone is how these amazing rock formations or hoodoos were formed.
But the hoodoos themselves were created over time by erosion. According to National Geographic, it is believed that these hoodoos began forming 25 million years ago.
Why is it Called a Hoodoo?
A hoodoo is a spire of rock that looks like a mushroom. They look eerie so they were given the names “hoodoo”, “goblin”, and “fairy chimneys”
The best time to visit and hike in Utah Goblin Valley is Spring or Fall. The summer is extremely hot in this area and winter is extremely cold.
We went in the Spring and the weather was around 76 degrees. It was still hot but not unbearable. In the desert the sun is brutal.
How to Explore Goblin Valley Utah in the Summer
Goblin Valley gets very hot in the summer. We are talking about temperatures near 100 degrees or over.
You can try to do an early morning hike in the summer, but unless your kids are wired differently than mine, early morning and hikes are two ingredients that don’t go well together.
Evening hikes may be the better option. Although it takes a while to cool down if you go while the sun is setting, you can move around at dusk, and then stay in the area to see the beautiful night sky on a cloudless night! With so few natural lights in the area, the view of the stars is striking.
How Long Should I Spend at Utah’s Goblin Valley?
Depending on the weather you could spend an hour or two just exploring the Valley of the Goblins.
I would plan for one day in Goblin Valley State Park UT. It is fun to camp in this area so after exploring Goblin Park you could enjoy some of the other canyons in the area.
If you are a little more adventurous there is acanyoning tourthat allows guided rappelling down narrow fissures.
Things to Do in Goblin Valley Utah
There are lots of things to do in Goblin Valley State Park. I am going to list a few so you can plan the best Goblin Valley Utah experience.
1. Explore the Hoodoos at Valley of the Goblins – Observation Point
Valley of Goblins is the main attraction in Goblin State Park. It is three square miles filled with thousands of hoodoos. This isn’t a traditional hike with a trail.
You are currently free to wander around and explore and climb on all the rock formations.
It is SO much fun! Especially, if you have kids with great imaginations. My kids claimed their kingdoms among the rocks, making themselves kings and queens, and bestowing titles on their siblings.
One hoodoo formation was a giant dragon to mount. Other formations became their pirate ships. And yet other hoodoos were faces of monsters waiting to eat them. Our then four-year-old hiked the entire time.
Tip for Goblin Valley State Park in Utah
The only concern I had was that our kids’ excitement propelled them to run in different directions at times. Fortunately, this is a flat area that doesn’t have severe drop-offs, though a kid could fall from a hoodoo.
My tip is to keep track of your kids and institute a buddy system!
2. Goblin Valley Hiking
There are lots of fun Goblin Valley hikes. You will want to be sure to check out a few more areas.
Additional Hiking at Goblin Valley Utah (Trails)
Carmel Canyon – 1.5 mile moderate to strenuous loop. This hike will take you to the desert floor allowing a different viewpoint of Goblin Valley State Park. There is an option to hike to Molly’s Castle Overlook from this hike.
Curtis Bench – 2.1 miles round trip easy trail that will give you a spectacular view of the Henry Mountains.
Entrada Canyon – 1.3-mile tough hike from the campsite to Goblin Valley State Park.
Goblin’s Lair – 3-mile round trip. This is the hike we want to go on next time. Our kids can only handle so much hiking so on our last trip we only did the Valley of the Goblins. Goblin’s Lair leads to a cave and has spectacular views of Molly’s Castle and Gilson Buttes. You do have to be able to climb into the lair.
3. Mountain Biking at Goblin Valley Utah
Bikes are not allowed on hiking trails or in the Valley of the Goblins. There are designated biking trails that belong to the Wild Horse Biking Trail System.
4. Exploring the Slot Canyons Near Utah Goblin Valley
There are over 14 slot canyons in this area!
Ding and Dang Canyon
Music Canyon
Devils Canyon
Muddy Creek
Crawford Draw
Little Wild Horse Canyon
Crack Canyon
Iron Wash North Fork
Cistern and Ramp Canyons
Forgotten Canyon
Bell Canyon
Baptist Draw
Eardley Canyon
Farnsworth Canyon
Little Wild Horse Canyon is located near Goblin Valley State Park and is one of the most popular hikes because there is a long stretch of narrows you have to turn sideways to get through. It is a family-friendly hike.
5. Goblin Valley Utah Star Gazing
Goblin Valley is an International Dark Sky Park. This area is free from any significant light pollution. If you are used to the city, the nighttime star gazing will give you a spectacular experience!
6. Camping at Goblin Valley Utah State Park
Image courtesy of state parks.utahgov
The campground at Goblin Valley State Park consists of 25 sites and 2 yurts. 10 of the 25 sites are for tents. 14 are for RVs. The final site is a large community campsite that can hold up to 35 people.
Goblin Valley State Park Camping
Showers and flushing toilets are available at the campsite. Communal water and a dump station are also available. At each site, there is a picnic table, metal fire ring, and shade shelter.
That camping site costs $35 per night, which also gives you access to Goblin Valley State Park.
Yurts
If you prefer more comfort than a tent provides you may want to think about staying in the yurts. They are designed after the nomadic tent dwellings of central Asia. The yurts have heating and air-conditioning. They also have a bunk bed (twin/full), a futon bed, and a table and chairs.
A grill is available (propane is included)
You will also need to bring your own linens. Reserve your yurt well in advance because they get booked out quickly. You will have to be very planned. Reservations can be made up to 11 months in advance.
Yurts are $150 plus tax.
How Long Should I Spend at Goblin Valley Utah?
If I just wanted to see the hoodoos at Observation Point (Valley of the Goblins), I would plan about 2 hours.
Hiking in Goblin Valley Utah
Hiking in Goblin Valley Utah will obviously take more time and you will want to dedicate the majority of your day exploring the different hikes.
Camping in Goblin Valley
Planning a camping trip at Goblin Valley for one night would probably give you the perfect amount of time to do everything there is to do in the park. If you wanted to explore the surrounding areas more time would be required.
Helpful Tips for Visiting Utah Goblin Valley State Park
Pets
Dogs are allowed as long as they are on a six feet leash. We saw plenty of dogs near the observation deck (near the parking lot). Our kids love dogs.
They had so much fun that they didn’t need the distraction on this trip, but it was a plus on our way out for them to see all of the dogs. (they saw over 20 dogs)
Weather at Goblin Valley Utah
The temperatures are extreme in the desert. In the summer it can easily be over 100 degrees. In the winter it drops below freezing.
Flash floods are extremely dangerous and if lightning strikes a flash flood is coming. It will go right through the slot canyons.
If you have ever seen reports about a flash flood in a slot canyon, you will know that the water builds up quickly, and is fast, creating multiple drowning dangers. It is like a rapid river that appears out of nowhere!
If you have followed me here on Planningaway.com, you will know that we love hiking. We hike on every vacation!
Hiking at Goblin Valley was a fabulous experience! Goblin Valley State Park is great for all ages but our kids especially loved it. Not only is it fun for younger kids but teenagers as well. I hope you get a chance to go!
If you are planning on exploring the Mighty Five National Parks of Utah and have some time to explore other areas, consider hiking in Goblin Valley State Park. I highly recommend it.
Comment below and let us know if you have been or want to go!
Facebook Community
If you have any questions follow me over on Facebook and join my private community where I personally answer any travel-related questions!FACEBOOK COMMUNITY
Are you looking for free things to do in San Diego? Have you ever heard of the Mormon Battalion Museum? The Mormon Battalion Museum San Diego historical site is awesome and a great choice. The Mormon Battalion Historic Site is located in Old Town San Diego. Don’t let the word Mormon museum scare you! All…
Only have one day at Grand Teton National Park? Have you heard of Jenny Lake? It is the most beautiful area in all of the Tetons. We just went and had a great time! It is absolutely worth checking out. The Jenny Lake hiking options are fabulous and great for all ages. We also…
Are you thinking about visiting one of the many amazing pumpkin patches in Utah? Awesome, we love going every year and finding the perfect pumpkin. At many of the Utah pumpkin patch locations, there are also fun activities for the whole family. Pumpkin patches are at the top of the best Fall activities in Utah! …
Do you want to explore some of the best rides at Universal Studios? Awesome! I am excited to share with you some of my top choices for the best attractions at Universal Studios Orlando! You are going to have a blast. The Universal Studio attractions are the best! Universal Orlando has three theme parks: Universal…
Are you planning a visit to Seward, Alaska? You might be asking if Seward Alaska is worth visiting. If that is the case, don’t worry, you will not be disappointed. There are so many fun things to do in Seward Alaska. It is 100% worth the visit. Seward is a small town located on the…
I have always wanted to stay in a Yurt. I celebrated my 40th birthday in a yurt at the top of the mountain at Big Sky Resort in the middle of winter. Would love to camp in one! We have hoodoo’s in my city but these are truly spectacular. Definitely saving this for future travel when we can cross the border again!
This place looks so cool! I’d never heard of it. We’ve been thinking about a road trip to Utah this July maybe since we had to scrap our plan to go east. I’ll keep it in mind!
All the national parks and Goblin Valley are very hot during the summer. Salt Lake city is nice in the summer because the mountains are 10-20 degrees cooler than the valley.
Wow this place looks cool! We were supposed to be doing the Utah National Parks back in March and April as part of our honeymoon but they had all closed so we cancelled it. We’re hoping to plan another trip back out there, maybe in the Fall. This would be a good addition to that itinerary.
Why is it that I have never heard of Goblin Valley or a hoodoo? These rock formations look so cool! Looks like they are all kinds of great hiking areas in Utah.
I can’t believe I’ve never been there! I went to SUU, so not that far. And have done a bunch of the other other National Parks in the area. Maybe we’ll gave to plan on it next time we’re in Southern Utah. Thanks for sharing!
Goblin Valley State Park in Utah looks so cool! We would love to see it in person and stay in a yurt for the night. I will check it out for sure when we visit!
I just recently went to Utah (and will posting about it as well!) but, I never went here before! Such a great and wonderful post. I look forward into going back to utah to travel more hikes. Maybe someday we can collab and talk about it!
Very good info, and I love all your photos! Utah has so many fantastic places to hike-we want to plan a trip to southern Utah soon. Thanks for the tips!
Wow! I’ve never been to Utah and want to go so badly! I’ve never heard of Goblin Valley before, but will definitely be adding to my list of places to visit when I do make it out there. Thanks!
What a cool place to hike. I’ve never heard of Hoodoo’s before but I bet seeing them in person is amazing.
They are really cool in person!
Utah is so beautiful! I must visit soon as I would love to do some day hikes in the canyons especially.
There are some incredible hikes in Utah!
Wow! I have never heard of this park! I am saving this so I have it when we make it to Utah. That is a bucket list state for us. Thanks!
There are some really cool National Parks and State Parks plus Utah does not have very many bugs with is awesome when you want to explore outside!
I definitely need to upgrade my hiking boots for this trip
I know, I need to get some too.
this place looks so cool, can’t wait to visit!
I hope you get too! It took us like five years before we made it!
This looks like such a fun place to visit. My kids would love running around and exploring. Would love to make it here someday.
Oh my gosh they would love it! The imagination just runs wild here!
I’ve heard of hoodoos before but didn’t realize that incredible places like Goblin Valley exist – so cool!
It really is in the middle of nowhere! I’m glad it is a state park and protected!
Such an amazing landscape. I would love to bring my kids. I will add this to our ‘must’ Utah list.
Yes, It is really cool! Kids loved it!
I have always wanted to stay in a Yurt. I celebrated my 40th birthday in a yurt at the top of the mountain at Big Sky Resort in the middle of winter. Would love to camp in one! We have hoodoo’s in my city but these are truly spectacular. Definitely saving this for future travel when we can cross the border again!
I really want to stay in a Yurt too! Every time I try to book they are full!
This place looks so cool! I’d never heard of it. We’ve been thinking about a road trip to Utah this July maybe since we had to scrap our plan to go east. I’ll keep it in mind!
All the national parks and Goblin Valley are very hot during the summer. Salt Lake city is nice in the summer because the mountains are 10-20 degrees cooler than the valley.
This reminds me so much of our trip to Bryce Canyon with the Hoodoos. It would be great to hike through them.
It was really cool!
What a unique area to explore in! It definitely looks otherworldly.
Yes, I think some movies have been filmed there!
Such a cool place. I love learning about new locations to visit. Thank you
You would love this one!
Wow this place looks cool! We were supposed to be doing the Utah National Parks back in March and April as part of our honeymoon but they had all closed so we cancelled it. We’re hoping to plan another trip back out there, maybe in the Fall. This would be a good addition to that itinerary.
Oh yes! Fall is a good time to go!
Such unique formations! Great pictures!
It really is an out of this world experience, I felt like I was in a martian movie.
Why is it that I have never heard of Goblin Valley or a hoodoo? These rock formations look so cool! Looks like they are all kinds of great hiking areas in Utah.
Utah is like an outdoor adventurers dream location.
Staying in the yurt looks like fun! What a place to explore!
I have always want to stay in a yurt but I think about it too late and they are usually booked up!
This is one area I have not visited in Utah! Love your pictures, I’m ready to visit next time I’m there! Thank you for sharing!
If you are up for adventure it is a long drive but worth it!
This place is breathtaking and looks so spiritual.
I had never seen anything like it!
I will say it again. The rock formations just blow me away. This looks awesome.
They are mind blowing, so cool!
Wow! What an incredible hiking spot! I’ll add this to my Utah travel plans!
It is such a cool addition for a Utah vacation.
I want to stay in a yurt, on my to-do list.
That would be awesome!
This looks like so much fun! We need to get back to Utah. We loved it when we were in 2009.
It is a great state, I’m glad I live here and get to explore it.
Utah is on my bucket list and I would love to see this park.
Utah has so many cool parks!
I really need to get to Utah! Cool rock formations. I would love to see those.
For sure! It is a neat place!
I can’t believe I’ve never been there! I went to SUU, so not that far. And have done a bunch of the other other National Parks in the area. Maybe we’ll gave to plan on it next time we’re in Southern Utah. Thanks for sharing!
It is really east! So worth a visit!
Too funny, those hoodoo’s do look like mushrooms! Looks like another planet!! Thanks for sharing this interesting area of the world I’ve yet to visit.
It does look like another planet!
Goblin Valley State Park in Utah looks so cool! We would love to see it in person and stay in a yurt for the night. I will check it out for sure when we visit!
It is so fun for kids!
I haven’t heard of this before! It looks really cool. I will have to add it for sure when exploring Utah!
It is so cool!
How interesting! I love to hike and explore new places. You opened my eyes to a new spot that looks great for exploring. Thanks for the information!
Goblin Valley is awesome and perfect place to visit if you already doing a Utah National Park tour!
This place looks so cool!! I think my kids would love it (and so would I!). We are definitely adding it to our list of places to visit in Utah.
You won’t regret it! It is really neat!
This looks like an outstanding place to visit. I wish I can travel more Thanks for sharing this
Goblin Valley is a fun place!
Great article and really helpful.
I just recently went to Utah (and will posting about it as well!) but, I never went here before! Such a great and wonderful post. I look forward into going back to utah to travel more hikes. Maybe someday we can collab and talk about it!
For Sure! There are some amazing places!
Very good info, and I love all your photos! Utah has so many fantastic places to hike-we want to plan a trip to southern Utah soon. Thanks for the tips!
Southern Utah is a great place! So many amazing parks!
Wow! I’ve never been to Utah and want to go so badly! I’ve never heard of Goblin Valley before, but will definitely be adding to my list of places to visit when I do make it out there. Thanks!
It is right between to National Parks so it is perfectly in the way!
Those rocks look so cool! I live in Utah and have yet to visit Goblin Valley, but hopefully not for long!
I know there are so many fun places to visit in Utah. I haven’t been to all of them!