Washington, Utah · Washington County
Recommended Trail Users: Hikers. Two-track. 0.2 miles in length. Difficulty: Easy.This trail leads to the Warner Valley Dinosaur Track Site, where over 400 tracks can be found imprinted in the sandstone. Interpretive signs on site provide information to the visitor.
Recommended Trail Users: Hikers. Two-track. 0.2 miles in length. Difficulty: Easy.This trail leads to the Warner Valley Dinosaur Track Site, where over 400 tracks can be found imprinted in the sandstone. Interpretive signs on site provide information to the visitor.
From I-15 Exit 8 turn onto St George Blvd heading east. Travel 0.2miles, and turn right on River Road. Travel 1.8 miles, and turn left on 1450 South. Continue 2 miles and turn left on 1580 South. Travel 1.5 miles and turn right on Washington Fields Road. Travel 2 miles and take a left onto the Warner Valley Road. Travel 8 miles and turn left just after the sign for the Dinosaur Track Site. Travel 0.5 miles to Warner Valley Dinosaur Track Site parking area.
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