Fruita Paleontological Area
The Fruita Paleo Area, located in the McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area (NCA), features a one-half mile dog-friendly hike that takes about an hour, allowing time to read the interpretive exhibits. Twenty vivid, artistic renderings help to interpret the area's geologic and paleontological history. The area is only open to foot travel, and also provides access to the historic Skinner Cabin. The NCA serves as an outdoor museum and area of study for the life and people that came before us. Paleontological (dinosaur) sites help us understand our past. Dogs must be leashed.
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Visitors highly recommend the Fruita Paleontological Area as a dog-friendly and scenic trail with easy navigation and beautiful surroundings. Some travelers suggest bringing water and note the lack of shade during warmer months.
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