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Goblin Valley State Park is a Utah State Park in southeast Utah.

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After descending into a "Bowl" you are free to climb on the freeform "Goblins". The hiking is easy and safe. Hiking to the edge of the "bowl" provides opportunities to rock climb. Safety gear isn't necessary if you don't climb too high. You'll fall into sand if you do fall. This is an easy hike for kids. The most challenging aspect of playing at Goblin Valley is climbing out of the hole. The ramp is long and the grade isn't terribly steep, but those less than fit will have to stop and rest half way up. There are latrine type toilets and a pavillion with picnic tables.

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