We didn't know what this was, so we went to look. It's an interesting look down into the canyon, with Sulfur Springs at the bottom. There is extra perspective watching hikers explore the narrow canyon far below along the creek. Goosenecks are the sharp curves.

Capitol Reef National Park is FABULOUS. At the front end, as you drive the main paved road, you will find Goosenecks Overlook. It's clearly marked, easy to get to by car. You simply take a right turn, drive a short way on a dirt road,...More

It is easy to pass by Goosenecks as not much seems to be written about it, but it is an easy, short excursion on sealed roads just outside Mexican Hat. When we visited there not more than a dozen people there. Their is a magnificent...More

There are beautiful vistas here in every direction. Some people wandered out on the big boulders, which was nerve racking to watch. Nonetheless it is a beautiful way to enter the Park and become acclimated.

Goosenecks is not a major attraction. What it is is a canyon with a viewpoint and some interesting information. It's not something you will walk down into but view from up top and glean some interesting geological information from the information board. I'm reviewing this...More

If you happen to drive by, the short narrow road leading to the overlook will quickly get you there, but I would not plan my route to just see the gooseneck. I find the Horseshoe Bend in Page much more spectacular. From a mere geological...More

While it’s a nice view, there are plenty of other beautiful sights in Capitol Reef. To get here, you will need to drive a short dirt road and hike a short trail. The view of the canyon is nice, though not extraordinary.