Goosenecks State Park Review

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Goosenecks State Park

  • Address: Rte. 316, off Rte. 261, 10 mi northwest of Mexican Hat, Mexican Hat, UT

Fodor's Review:

From the overlook in Goosenecks State Park you can peer down upon what geologists claim is the best example of an "entrenched meander" in the world. The river's serpentine course resembles the necks of geese in spectacular 1,000-foot-deep chasms. Although the Goosenecks of the San Juan River is a state park, no facilities other than pit toilets are provided, and no fee is charged.

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