The first park I visited in Utah was a state park. Goblin Valley State Park is in the middle of nowhere. It's not a big park, only 9,115-acres. It features thousands of hoodoos or goblins, mushroom-shaped rock pinnacles. The unusual stone shapes result from the weathering of (Entrada) sandstone. It was fun to walk amongst the goblins and guess what they looked like. My travel mate was Mary Beth. We had slipped away from the NACAA meeting in Salt Lake City.
Established in 1964
Mushrooms
Neat place to visit
Three kings
They look like sleeping dinosaurs.
Cool scenery
Looks like a potato
Lots of hoodoos
Looks like a potato
Lots of hoodoos
Three Wise Men
My friend and colleague Mary Beth
Looks like a dude with a crooked smile
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Post created 24 June 2024
Post created 24 June 2024
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