Goosenecks
After leaving Monument Valley, we passed through Mexican Hat, UT on our way to Goosenecks State Park. Here is the rock the town is named for. Believe it or not, people actually climb to the top.
Goosenecks State Park is a great free spot to camp, looking down on the San Juan River as it loops around and around. Here we are parked on the edge, high above the water.
This is really 3 pictures sewn together on the computer, showing what is actually a 180-degree view.
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Gotcha! We don't stay at Gooseneck State Park...that is day use only. We stay on the BLM land right next to the State Park. The paved area is the Park!
I was through this way on my bike about 10 years ago and didn't realize what the Goosenecks were and didn't make the effort to stop. Once I saw what they were I just kicked myself for not stopping. Once I full time I'll be out this way for a couple of days.
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