Dinosaurland and Eastern Utah
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We’ve compiled the best of the best in Dinosaurland and Eastern Utah - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
This scenic road begins in Kamas and winds its way up to the High Uinta country. The 65-mile drive follows Highway 150 through heavily wooded...Read More
The hundreds of petroglyphs etched into the boulders and cliffs of Nine Mile Canyon may be one of the world's largest outdoor art galleries...Read More
The Monument's astoundingly large collection of fossils was discovered by Earl Douglass in 1909, when he stumbled upon eight enormous dinosaur...Read More
Tremendous geological upheavals pushed through the Earth's surface eons ago, forming a giant oval-shape dome of rock about 80 miles long and...Read More
Around 150 million years ago, this was the stomping ground of dinosaurs, and you can see rock samples, fossils, Fremont and Ute nation artifacts...Read More
If you're looking for a glimpse of the Wild West, head to Browns Park. Lying along a quieter stretch of the Green River and extending into Colorado...Read More
Paleontologists and geologists have excavated more than 12,000 dinosaur bones from the Cleveland-Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry, making this "predator...Read More
This scenic 20-mile round-trip drive goes from the Quarry Visitor Center east to the Josie Morris Cabin. Josie's sister, Ann Bassett, was reputedly...Read More
This museum provides a window into the daily lives of the pioneers. The large collection of artifacts (most donated by descendents of the area...Read More
An impressive array of Native American petroglyphs and pictographs adorn the 200-foot-high cliffs in Dry Fork Canyon, making the 22-mile round...Read More
Past Red Fleet Reservoir north of Vernal, U.S. 191 begins to ascend the eastern flank of the Uinta uplift as you head toward Flaming Gorge....Read More
This section of U.S. 191 climbs north from the Price and Helper vicinity, cresting at Indian Creek Pass at an elevation of 9,100 feet. It then...Read More
A scenic drive on the unpaved Island Park Road, along the northern edge of the park, not only passes some impressive Fremont petroglyph panels...Read More
Each July 4 weekend the Northern Ute Pow Wow has drumming, dancing, and singing competitions, featuring top performers from throughout North...Read More
Established in 1960, this refuge consists of 11,987 acres of land along the Green River. Here you can see more than 200 species of migratory...Read More
The 200-foot-long mural inside the Price Municipal Building is a visual narration of the history of the town and of Carbon County, beginning...Read More
A scenic 13-mile drive on paved and gravel roads crosses the Sheep Creek Canyon Geological Area, which is full of upturned layers of rock, craggy...Read More
This 17-mile round-trip add-on to the Sheep Creek Canyon Loop road leads past the Ute Lookout Fire Tower, which was in use from the 1930s through...Read More
This isolated homestead belonged to Oscar and Emma Swett and their nine children through most of the 1900s. The U.S. Forest Service has turned...Read More
Miners working in the coal pits around Price in the late 1800s often saw and excavated rare treasures that most scientists could only dream...Read More
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