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Trail Through Time - Rabbit Valley

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A 1.5-mile round-trip interpretive trail on BLM land at Rabbit Valley, Colorado, showcasing one of the best accessible dinosaur fossil sites in the American West. The trail winds past actual in-situ sauropod bones including Diplodocus, Camarasaurus, Apatosaurus, and armored Mymoorapelta, plus predator Allosaurus. Interpretive signs, benches, and shaded kiosks explain the Jurassic-era Morrison Formation. Pit toilets at the trailhead parking lot. Day-use only — dispersed BLM camping available just south of the trailhead in Rabbit Valley. Located at Exit 2 off I-70 between Grand Junction and Moab, making it an ideal stopover. Part of the McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area.

USGS Topo Good road labels
Relief / Topo Great for terrain & contours

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