Utahraptor State Park

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Utahraptor State Park
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“Located roughly 15 miles northwest of Moab, Utahraptor State Park has one of the largest dinosaur bone beds in North America. Over 5,500 bones representing more than ten dinosaur species have been recovered during the site’s 45-year history of excavation and discovery. Species found include the…”
— stateparks.utah.gov
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OutsideSep 7

Where to Stay in Moab, From Dirtbag Cheap (and Free) to Desert Luxury

On my very first trip to Moab at age 10, I stayed at a very memorable hotel called the Gonzo Inn. I formed indelible memories of the hotel sign adorned with a clothed lizard straight out of the 1998 film (and 1972 novel) Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, and of a sunlit glorious pool—a … Continued

Some dispersed camping turned into two campgrounds.

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