Goosenecks State Park
Under $25A small Utah state park with canyon-rim views over a deeply entrenched San Juan River meander.

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A pioneer settlement in red rock country of southeastern Utah, founded by Hole-in-the-Rock Pioneers in 1880.
550 East Black Locust, Bluff, Utah 84512 · Bluff, UT
Bluff Fort sits in the red rock region of southeastern Utah and was built by the Hole-in-the-Rock Pioneers in 1880, after their long trek. Visitors can explore the grounds, read interpretive displays, watch films about the journey, try panning for gold, and browse a gift shop. The site also has a bakery, a covered picnic pavilion, and Friday evening entertainment. The Hole-in-the-Rock route was later recognized as a historic site by the federal government.
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