Goblin Valley State Park, Goblin Valley Travel Guide

Getting There

• Car

  If you're driving to Goblin Valley State Park, begin by ensuring that you have a reliable GPS or map. From the nearest city, Green River, head south on Interstate 70 until you reach Exit 149 for Highway 24. Take a right onto Highway 24 and continue for approximately 26 miles. Then, turn left onto Goblin Valley Road (also known as Utah Route 24). Follow this road for about 12 miles until you see the entrance to Goblin Valley State Park on your left. Be aware that there is a day-use fee, typically around $15 per vehicle, which you can pay at the entrance.

• Public Transportation

  Public transportation options are limited in this remote area. The closest major bus service is from Salt Lake City to Green River via Greyhound. From Green River, you will need to arrange for a taxi or rideshare service to reach Goblin Valley State Park, as there is no direct public transport. This could incur additional costs, so budget accordingly. The distance from Green River to Goblin Valley is approximately 50 miles, and taxi fares can vary, so it's best to confirm rates in advance with local taxi services.

• Bicycle

  For those adventurous enough to cycle, you can bike from Green River to Goblin Valley. This route requires you to follow the same directions as if you were driving. Ensure you are well-prepared with ample water, sunscreen, and snacks, as there are limited amenities along the route. The ride is about 50 miles and can take several hours, depending on your cycling speed. Be cautious of traffic, especially on the highways, and consider biking on less busy times of the day.