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Red Fleet Dinosaur Trackway

This hike in Red Fleet State Park exposes visitors to a range of desert vegetation and an uncommon example of the area's rich fossil remnants from the age of dinosaurs. The 1.5 mile trail is marked with brown or yellow markers and wanders moderately up and down through rocky terrain to the shore of Red Fleet Reservoir . The trail ends at the last post (#18).

To find the dinosaur tracks from here, go to the juniper tree you see in front of you. Forty feet from the juniper, down the hill you will see a large track. Once you locate this track, walk north northeast, away from the lake and another 40 feet and start looking for others. The tracks lie below the high water mark all the way down to the water. There are several hundred tracks around this site. If you are visiting the trackway in the spring or early summer, the reservoir may be full and you will only be able to see a few tracks. Look right in the water and you may find a few more!

Address
8750 North Highway 191
Vernal, UT 84078
Phone
435-789-4432 (Gen Info)
Length
3 miles

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Directions

From Vernal, travel north on US Hwy 191 about 10.7 miles to a paved road marked "Red Fleet Dinosaur Trackway" (this is a little ways past the main entrance to Red Fleet State Park). Turn right on this road and continue 2.4 miles from US Hwy 191 to the trackway trailhead on the right. A bathroom is located here, but you must bring your own water.

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