Pet Friendly Things To Do in Green River, Utah

Green River State Park is an oasis on the bank of the Green River where tall cottonwood trees shade well-ma... More on Utahoutdooractivities.com

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A great experience for all! More on TripAdvisor

The San Rafael (pronounced san ra-fel´) Swell is neither a mountain nor a plateau, but a colossal geologic blister on the earths skin. The most stunning sight is the San Rafaels eastern perimeter, ... More on Trails

I love this Trail! It is one of my favorites of all time. For people who li More on Trails

Just returned from a 5 day, 4 night Yampa River White Water Rafting Trip with Don Hatch River Expeditions..... More on TripAdvisor

We did a one day trip though Dinosaur National Park. The trip takes you to places you would not otherwise s... More on TripAdvisor

Considered by many to be the longest natural art galley in the world, Nine Mile Canyon is actually 40 miles... More on Discover America

At the end of the canyon, you can turn around and go back, or do as we did, and head towards Myton. More on TripAdvisor

"What shall we name those four unnamed formations standing erect above this end of The Maze? From our vantage point they are the most striking landmarks.... In a far-fetched way they resemble tombs... More on Trails

Outstanding hike! Entered from the maze overlook. Spectacular! More on Trails

The wilderness study areas in this chapter are all located along or near the Green River, with the exception of Winter Ridge WSA. The Uintah and Ouray Indian Reservation separates Winter Ridge WSA from the Green River corridor. If ... More on Trails

The trail to the Three Fingers petroglyphs starts out rather easy and remains so until the more difficult final 2 miles. The first section of road is periodically graded and runs through a number of wash crossings and sandy spots. ... More on Trails

This tour goes deep into the primitive and spectacular San Rafael Swell. It enters beautiful Reds Canyon and passes Tomsich Butte, Hondoo Arch and Temple Mountain. Historic Swasey Cabin (same family as Sid Swazey) is worth the short ... More on Trails

This route commences in Johns Valley on FR 132, a graded gravel road that climbs gradually into Dixie National Forest. After 5 miles it passes by the popular camping and fishing spot of Pine Lake. Special Attractions: Powell Point ... More on Trails