Goblin Valley State Park, Utah

Mark Zanzig

SEPTEMBER 2003 – The look of the small rocks at the Goblin Valley State Park in Utah was the namegiver of the park. © Mark Zanzig/zanzig.com

The story behind the image

Enroute from Moab to Bryce Canyon National Park we took a small detour to the Goblin Valley State Park. At the park we experienced the rock formations that are called “Goblins” probably because of their small size and somewhat cuddly look. They are not that small, actually. I’d estimate their size to be 4+ meters at least which makes walking between the Goblins an interesting experience almost like a maze.

You will find the Goblins at the end of the Goblin Valley Road.

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The high resolution image

Capture Date17-SEP-2003
LocationGoblin Valley State Park, Utah
CameraCanon AE-1 Program
Image SourceFuji Slide Film
Digital Image SourceEPSON Perfection 4870 Photo
Digital Image Source FormatTIFF, 48 bits/pixel, sRGB
Edited Image FormatJPEG, 24 bits/pixel, sRGB
Edited Image Dimensions6464 x 4141 Pixels
Copyright© by Mark Zanzig/zanzig.com

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