This is a view of Wild Horse Butte, one  of the large monoliths you see as you approach Goblin Valley State Park in Utah. Relatively few people visit Goblin Valley State Park, which is a pity since the eroded sandstone formations are every bit as beautiful as the more famous Utah national parks further south, although on a much smaller scale. The park lies at the edge of the vast San Rafael Desert, 12 miles from the small village of Hanksville.
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