One more fun stop before our trip leads up home in Fruita Colorado.

This has quickly become one of favorite places to camp because it is so beautiful and it is right off I-70 on our way west.

Cory and I agreed that we would like to come back for a running/cycling weekend sometime soon before it gets too hot. The kids loved it here and didn’t want to leave!

We spent the morning packing up the trailer for the drive home. Then hiked the Trail Through Time, which was just below our campsite.

The Trail Through Time was a really fun 1.75 mile loop that had lots of interpretive signs describing what things were like in the Jurassic period.

There were also Dinosaur Fossils along the trail. It was so fun to learn and explore with the kids who both really love dinosaurs.

There is a cute little dinosaur museum in Fruita that we would love to go to in the future as well.

After our hike it was time to head home and while we all were a little sad that our adventure was over we were also excited to get home and enjoy some comforts!

Trip Posts:
DAY 4 – CANYONLANDS NATIONAL PARK
DAY 5 – TRAVEL DAY TORREY UTAH
DAY 6 – CAPITOL REEF NATIONAL PARK