Goblin Valley Utah State Park in Winter
People and goblins in Goblin Valley
People climbing on top of goblins - dangerous but legal
Many goblins, small in front, tall behind
Goblins at Night with a backdrop of the Milky Way (flashlights were used for shadows and to highlight the image)
Goblins at Night
Three Sisters in in Goblin Valley State Park, in the southeast corner of San Rafael Swell
Three Sisters
The Three Sisters with a San Rafael Reef background
Goblins at Night - Three Sisters with a backdrop of the Milky Way - our galaxy (maybe some day we'll go there?)
Molly's Castle, outside the park, northesst of the Observation Point
Goblins, up close and personal, down in Goblin Valley
Viewing goblins down in Goblin Valley
Big, flat-headed goblins in Goblin Valley State Park
A large lonesome goblin
Slot Canyon in the new area of the park
Photo in Valley 2
Up a Side Canyon
Red Canyon Wash aka Goblin Valley Trail aka Red Canyon Primitive Route, trail connecting all 3 canyons and Goblin Square
trail
Photo in Valley 3 of Goblin Valley State Park
Dramatic Formations in Goblin Valley State Park Valley 3
Goblin Square, outside the border of the park, south of Valley 3
Goblin Square,
Formations in Carmel Canyon, north of the Observation Point
Carmel Canyon Narrows, north of the Observation Point
Three Sisters from below in Carmel Canyon
Entrada Canyon Trail, west from the Observation Point
Goblins in Entrada Canyon along the Entrada Canyon Trail, west from the Observation Point
Huge Goblin above Entrada Canyon along the Entrada Canyon Trail
Molly's Castle, viewed from the trail to the Goblin's Lair
On the trail, approaching the Goblin's Lair (the Chamber of the Basilisk)
the Chamber of the Basilisk
Titled Looking Down - rappellers looking into the Goblin's Lair from the top - the next photos look up
Looking Down
Looking up at the rappelling entrance to the Chamber of the Basilisk (the Goblin's Lair) - note the rope on the left
the Chamber of the Basilisk - the hard way in (rated 3 A I)
the Goblin's Lair - the easy way in at the other end from the rappelling entrance
Quicksand on the Wild Horse Trail between Goblin Valley State Park and U24 near Hanksville
we suddenly dropped into a pit, creating a suction between the mud and jeep; 11 hours and $700 later we got out