While staying in Vernal, Utah, we visited Dinosaur National Monument, which spans Utah and Colorado, and has two visitor centers.
We visited both, starting with the the Utah side:
The visitor center:
Relief map:
Up the hill is a separate building with the dinosaur fossils. One can’t drive up there, instead taking a free shuttle:
The quarry visitor center:
The building encloses a wall of dinosaur bone fossils:
Some fossils one can touch:
Then we headed into Colorado:
Canyon Visitor Center:
We had a picnic lunch:
The park has a weird border, with a long road that is part of the park:
(And yes, I was amused by the name of the picnic area.)
This part of the park is mostly about scenic rocks: