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| Desert Voices Nature Trail | | The trail is about 1 1/2 miles long round trip and is moderately difficult. This trail is close to the Dinosaur Quarry and is a particularly good trail to visit after viewing the bones and exhibits at the quarry. | |
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| Dinosaur National Monument | | Visit Dinosaur National Monument to see the dinosaur bones at the Dinosaur Quarry. Dinosaur National Monument contains 210,000 acres of some of the most rugged and beautiful mountain and canyon country in the west. Opportunities also exist for white water boat trips, fishing, mountain biking, hiking, bird watching and more! | |
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| Echo Park Campground | | This campground is located within 40 miles of headquarters for the Dinosaur National Monument. There are a total of 21 individual camping sites here, all designated for tents. | |
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| Encampment River Wilderness Area | | Here in the northernmost extension of the Southern Rocky Mountains, the Encampment River flows north out of Colorado. Fishing, hiking, and backcountry camping are popular recreational activities here. | |
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| Geology Trail | | This trail is located adjacent to the Quarry Visitor Center. It is 0.75 miles in length and is an easy to moderate walk with several short, steep sections. | |
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| Green River Campground | | This campground is located within five miles of the Dinosaur Quarry. There are 88 individual camping sites available for tents or trailers/RV's. This campground is open during the winter, but the water is turned off. | |
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| Harpers Corner Trail | | At the end of Harpers Corner Road is this 2 mile long round trip trail that is moderately difficult. | |
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| Irish Canyon Wilderness | | Irish Canyon is a relatively small, remote and highly scenic canyon. Twelve of the twenty-two geological formations found in the eastern end of the Uintah Mountains occur here. Hiking, camping, mountain biking, and wildlife viewing are all available here. | |
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| Little Snake State Wildlife Area | | Rolling hills dominate the landscape as gulches provide food, water, shelter & cover for a large population of deer, pronghorn antelope & sage grouse. Deer, elk, Waterfowl and other small game may be spotted here. | |
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| Lower Campground | | This campground, located within the Lake Pearl State Park, provides 15 individual sites for tents or trailers/RV's. These sites do not have any hook-ups. | |
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| Meeker Pasture State Wildlife Area | | This is one of four separate wildlife areas which are utilized extensively in the White River Valley. This smaller area straddles the White River offering a 0.25 mile stretch of access for fishing. | |
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| Pearl Lake | | Excellent fly and lure fishing is available at the park where native cutthroat trout flash their red throats when pulled from the water. | |
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| Pearl Lake State Park | | This area, nestled in the mountains north of Steamboat Springs, offers peace and quiet in a lush forest setting. Fishing, wakeless boating, and camping are among the most popular activities at this State Park. | |
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| Plug Hat Trail | | This is another short trail along the Harpers Corner Road. It is 0.25 miles in length and an easy walk. | |
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| River Trail | | This is a one-mile in length trail that connects the Green River and Split Mountain campgrounds. This is a great early morning or late evening moderate walk along the Green River. | |
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| Upper Campground | | This campground, located within the Lake Pearl State Park, provides 23 individual sites for tents or trailers/RV's. These sites do not have any hook-ups. | |
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| Yampa River State Wildlife Area | | Trout fishing is possible, but the northern pikes are what are really biting. This State Wildlife Area is a nice place to launch a canoe and float into the town of Craig. | |
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