点评:Different than what one expect in a state park. Usually one pictures trees and lakes. Not here. No lake. Few trees. The "claim to fame" here is slot canyons, but instead of them being curved, pretty sandstone like so many in Utah and Arizona, these are vertically ribbed spires one walks or squeezes between.
There is a pay kiosk along the entry road. The entry road starts paved, then becomes dirt, but it is tamped down, so it was okay for a low riding car like mine-a Toyota Camry. Also, the road is very short, only connecting two slot canyon areas. There is also a visitors center at the main entrance, but it might not be open. An informative wall by the restrooms was open, though. A picnic area is by the furthest spires, and there is a covered gazebo at the overlook further north of the main entry. There is also a small campground.
翻译:与人们对州立公园的期待有所不同。通常人们会联想到树木和湖泊,但这里并非如此。没有湖,树木也很少。这里的“特色”就是那些狭长的峡谷,不过它们并非像犹他州和亚利桑那州的许多峡谷那样呈弯曲状且由漂亮的砂岩构成,而是垂直分布的棱状尖塔,游客需要穿行或挤过这些尖塔之间。
入口道路旁有个收费亭。入口道路起初是铺好的路面,之后变为土路,但经过压实处理,所以对于像我的丰田凯美瑞这样底盘较低的车来说也没问题。此外,这条路非常短,只连接着两个狭长峡谷区域。主入口处有一个游客中心,但可能尚未开放。不过,洗手间旁边的信息展示墙是开放的。在最远处的尖塔附近有一个野餐区;在主入口北面稍远处的观景台旁,还有一个带顶棚的凉亭。此外,这里还有一个小型露营地。