GOOSENECKS STATE PARK

Area Information

San Juan County, Utah, is famous for its natural beauty, spectacular geology, and archaeology, as well as its diverse mix of cultures. Edge of the Cedars State Park Museum manages Goosenecks; located in Blanding, 56 miles northeast of Goosenecks, Edge of the Cedars is an Ancestral Puebloan (Anasazi) site and archaeology museum with the largest collection of pottery in the Four Corners area. Scenic landmarks near Goosenecks include Mexican Hat Rock and the Valley of the Gods drive (unpaved). Within a few hours' drive, you can explore Canyonlands National Park (Needles District) (to the north); Hovenweep National Monument (to the east); Natural Bridges National Monument (to the west); and Monument Valley Tribal Park (to the south). 

For more information about Goosenecks or other Utah state parks, please contact:

    Goosenecks State Park
    c/o Edge of the Cedars State Park Museum
    660 West 400 North
    Blanding UT 84511
    (435) 678-2238

    Utah State Parks and Recreation
    P.O. Box 146001
    Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-6001
    (877) UT-PARKS
    (801) 538-7220
    parkcomment@utah.gov