Dinosaur National Monument |
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Dinosaur National Monument |
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Dinosaur National Monument
The park was created in 1915 for the unmatched deposit of Jurassic dinosaur bones. The unique natural exhibit of over 1600 dinosaur bones, in their final resting place, were deposited in an ancient river bed turned to stone. Today remnants of that deposit form one wall of the Dinosaur Quarry Visitor Center. Links to Useful Information concerning Dinosaur National Monument
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Dinosaur National Monument is located in northwest
Colorado and northeast Utah and straddling the border of Colorado and Utah. About
two-thirds of the park is in Colorado. Dinosaur is 210,000 acres in size; plenty of room
for you to find solitude, magnificent scenery, hike a wild landscape.