Tag Archives: Fremont petroglyphs

Jones Hole Trail & Ely Creek Falls (Dinosaur National Monument, UT)

Posted on July 3, 2022 by Andrew Wojtanik

Although most famous for its prehistoric fossils, Dinosaur National Monument in northeast Utah and northwest Colorado covers more than 200,000 acres of canyon country that rivals the “Mighty Five” national parks farther south. Here the Green and Yampa Rivers—and their … Continue reading →

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Petroglyphs Trail (Capitol Reef National Park, UT)

Posted on December 10, 2014 by Andrew Wojtanik

In a move partially influenced by a thirst for additional fodder for this blog, I just started a temporary gig as a seasonal interpretive volunteer at Capitol Reef National Park in central Utah. Often overshadowed by nearby national park behemoths like … Continue reading →

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