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Dinosaur National Monument
Jurassic Park lovers, rejoice! Some of the best dinosaur tracks in the world are found here.
See a dinosaur quarry and dinosaur bones up close and personal at this unique park. No, it's not Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble digging with a brontosaurus. These are fossilized bones tens of millions of years old.
The monument itself coves a whopping 210,000 acres, which means you can roam places where dinos once frolicked. Imagine being a giant dino with a long neck and tail lumbering through a shallow sea. Humans came much later, and they left behind ancient petroglyphs at this site.
When you've had your fill of history, head down the Green River. This narrow waterway carved a tall canyon. If you're experienced enough, BYOB (bring your own boat) and hit the rapids. Otherwise, a couple of outfitters can guide you on a whitewater adventure.
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See a dinosaur quarry and dinosaur bones up close and personal at this unique park. No, it's not Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble digging with a brontosaurus. These are fossilized bones tens of millions of years old.
The monument itself coves a whopping 210,000 acres, which means you can roam places where dinos once frolicked. Imagine being a giant dino with a long neck and tail lumbering through a shallow sea. Humans came much later, and they left behind ancient petroglyphs at this site.
When you've had your fill of history, head down the Green River. This narrow waterway carved a tall canyon. If you're experienced enough, BYOB (bring your own boat) and hit the rapids. Otherwise, a couple of outfitters can guide you on a whitewater adventure.
Hike through this untamed wilderness and marvel at the geology of the place. Although it might get hot, there are plenty of tall rocky outcroppings that offer shade. Six campgrounds give you places to sleep for tent or RV camping.
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3 campgrounds in Dinosaur National Monument
Get some quality river time in over at Green River’s campground. Whether you want to relax in the shade or work on your tan in the sun, there are a variety of campsites with differing cover levels. The river offers up some great scenery, but you’ll also be able to spot Split Mountain off to the north. While you’re in the area, you’ll probably want Read more...
If your camp crew is anywhere from 8 to 25 people deep and you want to explore the Dinosaur National Monument area, then come on down to Split Mountain’s Group Campground. Bask in the camaraderie (and the scenery) at this stunning campground on the banks of the Green River, with Split Mountain in the distance watching over it all. When you’re all Read more...
Dinosaurs may have gone extinct 65 million years ago, but these days intrepid explorers can still head on over to Dinosaur National Monument to walk in their footsteps during your stay at Rainbow Park Campground. On the Utah side of the monument, you’ll have a few other campgrounds to choose from, but if “free" is your price range of choice, we’re Read more...
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