You'll discover a wealth of interesting rides and hikes in Dinosaurland - from the Uinta Mountains to Dinosaur National Monument - from Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area to Dry Fork Canyon. The hiking and biking routes described below range in difficulty from "easy" to "advanced." All traverse the scenic high desert landscapes and mountainous backcountry of Northeastern Utah. At higher elevations air temperatures remain cool, even through the hottest part of the summer.

Backcountry trail users are advised to consult supplemental topographical maps and/or contact district forest service and BLM rangers for trail conditions, weather forecasts, hunt schedules and other pertinent information. See Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area Hiking for more detailed information on the trails listed below.

Trails:

•  Bear Canyon Bootleg Trail - Easy - 3 miles

•  Swett Ranch - Intermediate - 6 miles

•  Red Canyon Rim - Novice/Intermediate - 2-9 miles

•  Dowd Mountain - Intermediate - 11 miles

•  Elk Park Trail - Advanced - 18 miles

•  Range Study Loop - Intermediate - 10 miles

•  Bassett Springs Loop - Advanced - 4 miles

•  East Park Loop - Advanced - 32.5 - 36 miles

•  Taylor Mountain Ramble - Beginner to Intermediate - 2-12 miles

•  Dry Fork Flume Trail - Beginner to Advanced - Up to 24 miles

•  Dry Fork Canyon - Intermediate - 21.5 miles

•  King's Peak - Novice - 8 miles

•  Browns Park - Advanced - 28 miles

•  Outlaw Trail - Intermediate - 5 miles

•  Dinosaur National Monument - Intermediate - 20 miles

•  Petty Mountain Loop - Advanced - 14 miles