- Explore the 210,844 acres of the world's best window into late-Jurassic-period with fossils and rock formations at the Dinosaur National Monument.
- The reconstructed skeleton of an allosaurus at the Quarry Exhibit Hall. We first visited Dinosaur National Monument together in 2014.
- Stretched across northeastern Utah and northwestern Colorado, Dinosaur National Monument boasts 210,000 acres of river, desert and mountain ecology.
- With 800 paleontological sites, Dinosaur National Monument is famous for it’s dinosaur fossils. But there are many other things to see as well...
- At the Dinosaur National Monument, Utah visitors can jump back to prehistoric times to see dinosaur fossils, explore educational exhibits and much more.
- I also recommend the Desert Voices trail. Dinosaur National Monument is well worth the visit; so much to learn about dinosaur fossils.
- Excavators have unearthed many bones, yet visitors can still view large dinosaur bones from over 100 dinosaurs at Dinosaur National Monument.
- Dinosaur National Monument is located in Vernal, Utah, and this area is know as the Dinosaur Capitol of the World.
- In addition to its paleontological significance, Dinosaur National Monument boasts beautiful scenery and an assortment of other tourist attractions.
- There are six campgrounds at Dinosaur National Monument and three of these can accommodate RVs and travel trailers.