What better place to spend Halloween than - Goblin Valley!
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| There are definitely some spooky looking rock formations. |
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| Goblin Valley is a Utah State Park and it was not crowded at all on this Halloween Day. |
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| The hiking was quite an adventure. |
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| We explored this wash and made our own trail. There was no danger of getting lost since we had some unusual rock formations to mark where we had started. |
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| I loved walking on these narrow, sandy trails at the bottom of the canyon. |
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| This desert lizard didn't seem at all bothered by the paparazzi! He was just soaking up some rays. |
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| A longer hike took us around behind the rock formations to see the "Goblin's Lair". |
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| The Goblin's Lair looked very "Lord of the Rings-ish." I could picture the goblins up there throwing boulders down on us! |
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| Great last stop before we started back to Boise. |
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| The drive to Provo was also an adventure. We listened to our GPS which decided to play a trick on us and took us on a crazy drive on what was barely a road. At one point the GPS didn't even think it was a road! No worries though as we made it to Provo to spend the night with Tammy and Richard and then home the next day. I love making memories! |
Goblin Valley is my favorite monument.Dad took the family there except for George during a summer trip when I was 17 years old and Tammy was 7. We all had so much fun that we did not want to leave, but after an hour the heat was too much.
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