- TripBuzz found 15 things to do with kids in or near Vernal, Utah.
- From Dinosaur National Monument to Holiday River Expeditions - Utah River Rafting, the Vernal area offers 13 different types of family activities, including: Rafting, Parks, Hiking Trails and Movie Theaters.
- Located 20 miles from the Colorado border, Vernal, UT was settled by a group of Mormons, which remains a large part of the town's culture today. Community activities and recreation are plentiful in Vernal with amenities including a community pool, rock wall, basketball court, a track, and an indoor playground.
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Ashley Valley Community Park is the largest park in Vernal, offering opportunities for outdoor fun for the whole family. Visitors can relax in the gazebo, kids can play at the playgrounds, and athletes can play in the fields.
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Despite being a part of a private property, McConkie Ranch has made available a wide range of native American petroglyphs to the public view. The self-guided hikes follow a moderately difficult trail but the variety and quantity of petroglyphs make it worth the effort.
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Sheep Creek Geological Loop is a 13 mile long route through the Sheep Creek National Geologic Area and offers some stunning views of the twisted rock formations called the Unita Fault with an occassional sighting of Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep.
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As the site of an early settler, John Jarvie Ranch features a dug out cabin, stone house, and other structures from the late 1800s. The ranch showcases artifacts like blacksmith tools, interactive displays, and a general store.
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If you love sceneries then visiting Harpers Corner Trail is a must. It provides you sweeping views of the Yampa River Canyon and Green River. The beauty of nature will knock the breath out of you.
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16 Miles Northeast of Jensen on Cub Creek Road, Dinosaur, CO
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An attraction of interest to students of human history and prehistory, the Cub Creek Petroglyphs provide insight into humans of ages ago. The petroglyphs are etchings made by ancient peoples, and are located near the embedded remains of dinosaurs.
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At the Josie Morris Cabin, guests can experience the site where Josie tended to her livestock, chopped firewood, and cooked her own meals. Tourists who are seeking a glimpse into a life without electricity may enjoy what this site has to offer.
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Near End of Utah State Route 149, Dinosaur, CO 81610
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Located near Rainbow Park, the McKee Springs Petroglyphs are some of the best examples of human-like designs in the area. The petroglyphs and pictographs were left in the rock formations by people living in the area 1,000 years ago.