Dinosaur National Monument
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"This rugged desert landscape spans 210,000 acres across Colorado and Utah, blanketed with of purple park rockcress and rich with prehistoric fossils – including 1,500 dinosaur specimens from the 23 species unearthed here since 1909. The findings, some of the most significant in the field, transformed paleontology – with the earliest-found bones even reaching the living room of Scottish industrialist and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie, who helped secure national monument status in 1915. Today, visitors can raft between spectacular towering canyon cliffs under certified International Dark Skies. The Yampa River remains one of the country's last undammed rivers and among the hardest river rafting permits to obtain, while the connecting Green River offers more accessible rafting routes, with stops for day hikes to waterfalls and ancient rock carvings. If rafting isn't for you, drive through canyon country to Echo Park to marvel at some of the monument's most dramatic scenery. Don't leave without seeing the wild horses grazing at nearby Sand Wash Basin and the largest wild mustang sanctuary in the US, the new Wild Horse Refuge, just outside the park."
@lauralloyd1989
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@edenann1971
"Make sure to visit the Quarry Wall!!"
@aubreecoats2
" Dinosaur National Monument, straddling the border of Colorado and Utah, is renowned for its rich fossil beds and stunning landscapes. The monument is home to a wealth of dinosaur bones, with the famous Quarry Exhibit Hall showcasing over 1,500 dinosaur fossils embedded in rock. Visitors can explore scenic canyons, rivers, and diverse wildlife, making it a fantastic destination for hiking, rafting, and paleontological discovery. The striking natural beauty combined with its geological significance makes Dinosaur National Monument a unique and captivating site."
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"We’re not exactly sure what this expansive 210,000-acre national monument hugging the Colorado/Utah border is lacking in terms of national park designation, but that just makes it more of a hidden gem. With 1,500 dinosaur fossils, kickass river rafting along the Green and Yampa Rivers, expansive viewpoints such as the those at Gates of Lodore, and amazing Zion-like hikes in areas like the four-mile Jones Hole Trail, this recently designated International Dark Sky Park checks pretty much every box for the average outdoor enthusiast. And with around 300,000 visitors a year (versus 4.5 million in Colorado’s Rocky Mountain National Park), it sees fewer people annually than a typical Lollapalooza weekend. While you’re here, be sure to check out nearby Colorado National Monument."
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"Il existe deux Visitor Center, un dans l'Utah, un dans le Colorado. Le Quarry Visitor Center dans l'Utah est celui qui permet d'accéder au célèbre Quarry Exhibit Hall. Information à l'accueil, petit magasin de souvenirs, vidéo et mini-exposition sur place."
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