Wild Horse Window (also known as Skylight Arch) is a unique geologic formation that can be accessed with a short hike just outside of Goblin Valley State Park. The majority of the hike to Wild Horse Window is across slickrock and there are a couple of steep sections of trail.

Wild Horse Window is located at the back of a large sandstone alcove. This is a great trail if you’re hiking with kids or are short on time.

Trail Stats for Little Wild Horse Window

Location: BLM land near Hanksville

Trailhead Location: Google maps

Trailhead Parking Difficulty: Moderate. It’s a dirt road out to the trailhead and there isn’t much parking available.

Distance: 2 miles (out-and-back)

Elevation Gain: 315 ft.

Difficulty: Easy (3-4/10)

Estimated Hike Time: 1-1 ½ hours

Best Time of Year to Hike: Fall, winter, and spring.

Fee: None

Dog-Friendly?: Yes.

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