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Dinosaur National Monument
Hiking Trails Along Cub Creek Road

On the Utah side of the park, several trails of various lengths allow visitors to explore the scenery, geology, plant and animal life found within Dinosaur National Monument. The Fossil Discovery Trail even provides the chance to discover fossils "in the wild" just as Earl Douglass or other paleontologists may have in the past. Click on the links below to find out more information on the various trails.

 
Craggy white sandstone.

NPS Photo/Mike Weinstein

The Hog Canyon Trail offers close and personal views of the craggy face of Split Mountain.

Fossil Discovery Trail

Desert Voices Trail

Sound of Silence Trail

River Trail

Hog Canyon Trail

Box Canyon Trail

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Picture of lone hiker looking across canyon.

Did You Know?
Most of Dinosaur National Monument's 210,000 acres is proposed wilderness. With proper planning, a backcountry trip at Dinosaur can be a wonderful experience of solitude and serenity.
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Last Updated: July 01, 2011 at 13:38 MST