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Dinosaur National Monument covers over 211,000 acres of spectacular canyon country. The Visitor's Center is located 2 miles east of the town of Dinosaur on U.S. HWY 40 and provides specific maps and information about this panoramic area. The National Monument provides scenic drives, nature trails for hiking, and incredible rafting and fishing opportunities on the Green and Yampa Rivers (permits required).

The Moffat County entrance to the monument is is 90 miles from Craig on U.S. Highway 40 via Harper's Corner, a scenic route visitors call a glimpse of a "mini-grand canyon." There are several overlooks, hiking trails and camping opportunities throughout Dinosaur National Monument.

Currently, the quarry located in Jensen, Utah, is closed because of structural issues. It is expected to reopen in 2011.

Craig's greatest resource is its people. Friendly and helpful, they are always glad to share western hospitality!

Above, petroglyphs on the canyon wall visible from the campsites at Echo Park in Dinosaur National Monument. Below, the Harding Hole overlook, visible from the Yampa Bench Road.
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360 E. Victory Way        Craig, Colorado 81625
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