Restless winds shift giant Sahara-like sand dunes across half of this 3700-acre state park. For lovers of the strange, it's worth the 24-mile, 90-minute round-trip off Hwy 89 to see the shocking coral-colored hills. The pinkish hue results from the eroding, red Navajo sandstone in the area. Note that 1200 acres of the park are devoted to ATVs, so it's not necessarily a quiet experience. The visitor center has displays and water. Follow the half-mile interpretive dune hike to the 265-acre conservation area that's closed to off-highway vehicles (OHV).
