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If you want to avoid the crowds of Dead Horse Point but still want to see the majesty of a river carving through the desert, visit Goosenecks State Park. This little park in southeastern Utah is a beautiful footnote in the red rock landscape. Its remote location makes it a good stop but not a destination.
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Here’s a list of my top five favorite places to hike in southern Utah, chosen based on trails that are less crowded and off the beaten path (but don’t tell everyone). Spring and fall is the perfect time to check out southern Utah before the heat becomes unbearable. Click on the links to learn more.
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Little Wild Horse Canyon and Bell Canyon are two of the most stunning and easily accessible slot canyons in Utah. The trailhead to both is located a few miles west of Goblin Valley State Park, which is north of Hanksville, Utah. Take not that these canyons can be deadly; always check conditions.
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Historic Camp Floyd in Utah hosts ghost hunts three weekends a year in October, opening their hundred-year-old inn, museum, and cemetery to prying eyes and cameras. The night started off with instructions on how to spot the ghosts; then the lights were extinguished and off we went to find the spooky specters.
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There are waterfalls worth hiking to and there are falls worth driving hours, hiking through deep sand, and dodging flying caterpillars to get to. Lower Calf Creek is one of these. The only maintained trail and campground in Grand Staircase-Escalante, this trail is worthwhile before you even get out of your car.
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