VERNAL — Access to a popular trail in Dinosaur National Monument will be limited starting next month.
Park officials say that starting April 10, access to the half-mile Fossil Discovery Trail will be by shuttle only.
That's because of the trailhead's proximity to a major construction project to rehabilitate and rebuild the Quarry Visitor Center near the park's Utah entrance.
So instead of driving to the trailhead, walkers will have to board a free shuttle near the temporary visitor center, which is just outside the park boundary.
This spring, the shuttle will run during the morning four days a week. In the summer, it will run daily.
The easy walking trail includes views of exposed rocks and fossils, including a few large dinosaur bones.
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