Gooseneck State Park

Gooseneck State Park is a large 1,000 feet deep canyon formed by the San Juan river which originates from the San Juan Mountain side, and ends in Lake Powell.

After 300 million years the river carved this magnificent canyon. The park consist of one great view and is free to enter and camp at.

It is relatively small and underdeveloped; it contains no food and a small picnic area. One of the great things about the park is the free camping, this makes it a perfect place to stay on a road trip around Utah.

Campers are advised to bring their own water and supplies. Here are some interesting pictures on Gooseneck Canyon.

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