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More Info Official Website Full Details Dinosaur National Monument

4545 East Highway 40, Dinosaur
National Park
970-374-3000

Dinosaur National Monument has two identities. The Quarry Area, contains a quarry with some 1,600 exposed bones from 11 different dinosaur species. Near the quarry is a short nature hike, a pleasant scenic drive, Indian petroglyphs, and the preserved cabin of a female homesteader.

More Info Full Details Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area

Box 279 , Manila
National Park
435-784-3445

Big, beautiful Flaming Gorge Lake, enclosed by brightly colored canyon walls and set amidst hundreds of thousands of acres of forested hills, makes up the Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area. It is a wonderful setting in which to boat, fish, hike, bike or just stare.

More Info Browns Park National Wildlife Refuge

1318 Hwy 318, Maybell
National Park
970-365-3613

Both sides of the Green River are preserved wild in the 12,150 acres of this refuge. Migratory birds such as the Great Basin Canada Goose find nesting grounds here. If birds are less interesting to you than animals of the four-legged variety, keep an eye out for elk, moose and otter.

More Info Flaming Gorge Dam

Dutch John
Other

The Flaming Gorge Dam is 502 feet tall and 1,285 long at its crest. A visitor center at the north end of the dam has exhibits, video programs and other information.

More Info Oscar Swett Ranch

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The Swett Ranch, including a house, several cabins, workshops/sheds, etc., and the equipment used to work it have been preserved and provide an idea of what homestead life in a remote area was like. The Swett Ranch is located

More Info Ute Tower Historic Site

Other

The Ute Tower is a working fire lookout tower in the Uinta Mountains southwest of Flaming Gorge. It was the first such tower built in Utah (1937) and the last still operating.

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