Goblin Valley State Park is a unique natural area located in Utah, known for its striking rock formations called "goblins." These hoodoo-like structures, created by erosion, can be found throughout the park, providing a surreal landscape that attracts visitors and photographers alike. The park covers over 3,500 acres and offers various recreational activities, including hiking, camping, and stargazing. Established in 1964, Goblin Valley is part of the San Rafael Swell region and is surrounded by stunning desert scenery. The park is accessible year-round, making it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and families looking to explore its otherworldly terrain.