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Dinosaur National Monument
Pets

Pets are welcome at Dinosaur National Monument.  However, as a unit in the National Park Service there are several regulations that are enforced within the park.  Pets are not allowed in any of the buildings or on any hiking trail within the park.  Pets must be restrained on a leash no longer then 6 feet long and may not be left unattended. Service dogs are allowed, as granted by law. Dinosaur National Monument weather is semi-arid with hot summers and little to no shade.  Please do not leave your pets in vehicles during hot weather.  Nearby local communities may have kennels for your pets.  Contact local organizations to locate a kennel.

Utah Welcome Center
Jensen, UT
435-789-4002
Colorado Welcome Center
Dinosaur, CO
970-374-2205
Dinosaurland Travel Board
Vernal, UT
435-789-6932
800-477-5558
Rangely Chamber of Commerce
Rangely, CO
970-675-5290
Craig Chamber of Commerce
Craig, CO
800-864-4405


 

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Did You Know?
Mormon crickets are wingless grasshoppers that swarm across roads through the summer in the western United States. These flightless insects can form such large swarms that the road appears to move and change colors where they cross.

Last Updated: January 19, 2009 at 14:26 EST