US EditionDinosaur National Monument: How to See Fossils, Petroglyphs, & More
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Dinosaur National Monument: How to See Fossils, Petroglyphs, & More
Did you know there’s a town called Dinosaur, Colorado? It’s not as weird as it sounds; Dinosaur is the headquarters of and gateway to Dinosaur National Monument. This massive park spans over 210,000 acres, stretching between Utah and Colorado in the high desert mountains. The site gets its name thanks to its massive paleontological impact. The area is home to 1,500 dinosaur fossils, many of which are well-preserved and nearly whole. There are al…
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