Had 2 great days floating The Green River and caught more fish than I could keep track of. Both…read moredays were just perfect. Our guide, Reese, was really knowledgeable, friendly, and patient. His instructions were easy to understand, and he made learning to fish fun. The area around Dutch John and the Flaming Gorge is just beautiful, and we enjoyed the amenities. We stayed in a cabin with everything we needed, and it was very comfortable. The staff at the fly shop and C-Store were friendly and welcoming. Already planning a trip next year. As advertised and more. Highly Recommend.

We rented a raft the staff here is very knowledgeable they let us look at the raft and helped us…read morepick one out for our needs. First time renting a raft and first time at the green river. We wanted a guide but they were booked so we got a raft instead. They were short staffed so they were not able to drop off the raft for us but they do offer shuttle service they pick up your car and move it to the spot when we are done. Make reservations in advance to secure your spot. Lesson learned. But it was fun rafting what's a vacation without an adventure:. We made it out without being hurt and damaging anything..

Doug Roberts , owner operator of Old Moe, is a stupendous guide. He lives in Dutch John and fishes…read moreevery day, so he knows the river and what flies are working, and what areas hold fish He works very hard to get you catching fish. This can mean exchanging different flies for the most productive, back rowing up river after a successful run to try to catch some more. ( a lot of work). He will fish any way so you can catch--dry fly, dry dropper, nymph. We always catch LOTS of fish, though we don't mention it to others as to make them feel bad. Novice or professional Doug will give you a fabulous day!!

Old Moe Guide was fantastic. Of course the canyon and the Green River were gorgeous, our guide,…read moreSpencer made sure we had an excellent time fishing. I was with my brother in law was is a veteran fly fisher, but this was my first time fly fishing. I got lots of fish, including three 30" brown trout. Highly recommend using Moe's and Spencer, our guide, I will be back!

We were very fortunate to run the Yampa River at 2100 CFS with an 8 person group on June 7th to…read moreJune 11th due to the weather storms just days before. The owner Kass, told us she would try to make it happen considering the flow, and we got lucky....Thank you Kass for all phases of running a successful family business. Your wonderful guides, Ava, Alex, Austin and lead guide Rain were all so amazing in making safety the priority yet having fun. The knowledge they all have of the Canyons history and its peoples made the trip so much more interesting and memorable. Our guide Austin was as authentic a human being as a human his age could be. I know how proud his Dad and Mom are of him, as they did an incredible job in raising him... but again, that would easily go for Ava, Alex, and Rain !! So, this trip would be rated higher than five stars for the DRE Team if I could, I thank you all for the hard work you all put into making this happen...Mark Sandeen

When my husband first suggested that we go on a 4 day river trip down the Green River into…read moreDinosaur National Park, I hesitated. I imagined myself sitting on a raft for lengthy hours bored to death. He persisted and I reluctantly agreed. Now that the trip is over, I am so glad my husband persisted, and honestly I could have easily stayed for a longer period of time. The guides (Joe, Payton, Donovin, Jess, Rain, and Luke) were hardworking, interesting, cheerful, skilled, and a joy to be around. The food was delicious and freshly made every day. The rapids were fun. The views were amazing, at every bend there seemed to be something new to see. Not only did we have time to swim and paddle, but also to take hikes and explore the surrounding area. I would do a trip with Dinosaur River Expeditions again in a heartbeat. I highly recommend them.

Aré you kidding me!!!??? This is one of the most beautiful places in planet earth and very few…read morepeople knows about it. We were driving down from Yellowstone to Colorado Springs and planes a few hours break/picnic here, we were so shock by the beauty and spend so much time than by the time we were leaving to a 6+ hour drive my girlfriend said "what about if we stay the night...". So we booked in the only available hotel and kept driving around to see a few other natural beauties that otherwise we wouldn't have seeing... Perfect place to spend a day or a weekend enjoying the outdoors, picnic, boat, kayak, take tons of pictures, and of course, drink plenty of good wine!!!

After spending 5 glorious days exploring Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, I was making…read moremy way back to Salt Lake City, Utah for my return flight home to Florida. Since the drive from Jackson, Wyoming to SLC Airport is almost 5 hours and 300 miles away, I decided to break it up with a pitstop along the way here at Flaming Forge National Recreation Area. I had read and heard good things about Flaming Gorge...being very picturesque...that it peaked my interest to come and see what this place was all about. And like I mentioned it was in almost direct line with my travels back to Salt Lake City. First coming upon the Flaming Gorge area....there's a huge dam built as you make your way south on US 191. At this stage, slow your car down as there's a DAM VISTA (situated on the left hand side of the road) that you turn into and park at a small lot. Here...get out of your car and there's a COOL OVERLOOK that captures views of the entire Flaming Gorge Dam. This area is a nice spot for photos. It sort of reminded me of being at iconic Hoover Dam in Vegas/Arizona. Making your way past and across the Flaming Gorge Dam and bridge, you come upon the Visitors Center. I stopped inside and picked up a souvenir keychain and postcard at the VC though there wasn't much else going on. You do get some ground eye level views of the water and surrounding area but the looks here weren't special. One thing...inside the Visitors Center, you can make an appointment for a tour to walk across the bridge suspended over the dam. This could be a worthwhile opportunity for scenic moments (same at Hoover Dam), but since I was managing my time before my flight home, I couldn't hang around for too long. Now if you continue driving on US 191 towards Manila, Utah...the road eventually turns into Highway 44. Along this Highway 44 for a short distance (few miles)....here's where things GET GOOD! Absolutely stop at RED CANYON! Make a right turn as the sign says and turn into Red Canyon Rec Area and follow the path until the end and park. Get out here and walk to the BEAUTIFUL VISTA AND PANORAMA SPOT highlighting the winding river embedded between the red and green toned rocky landscape! Finally, continuing on Hwy 44 for 28 miles towards Manila, Utah...you'll come upon more grand scenery. I have to mention SHEEP CREEK OVERLOOK!!! As you make your way down the winding countryside road, SLOW DOWN THE CAR and on your LEFT HAND SIDE (it can be missed if you drive too fast), you'll find SHEEP CREEK OVERLOOK. Park and get out of your car and walk up the short hill and you'll discover GLORIOUS AND SPECTACULAR SIGHTS characterizing what Flaming Gorge is all about!! The river water combined with unique colorful and rocky terrain intermingling together made for one of the BEST VIEWPOINTS I can recall IN A LONG TIME! This spot is why I decided to visit Flaming Gorge in the first place! For me...a real humbling moment to gaze into the distance and stop reality for a moment. Eventually, I came upon Manila, Utah. At this small town you can stop for food, gas, supplies, and a gift shop. From here, I continued on my way back to Salt Lake City Airport for my red eye flight home. For anyone interested in discovering Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area, I hope my itinerary finds you well. Although there's so much beautiful topography in Utah and Wyoming, this area right on the border of both states deserves more attention and recognition.

Awesome natural beauty! Great geology! While travelling on…read moreI-80 East thru Green River, WY, we saw the turn off for Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area and Flaming Gorge Dam. So glad we decided to turn off at Green River, WY next time we went thru. We took WY-530 South on the West side of the gorge, and continued on UT-44 and US-191 down to Vernal, UT and Dinosaur National Monument. We came back north on US-191 on the East side of the gorge. Please note that there are very few significant stops and almost no hotels between Green River, WY and Vernal, UT. There are two very small towns called Manila and Dutch John by the lake. We are very happy we took this beautiful side trip off I-80

Pretty cool place to visit. We were passing by crossing from Utah to Wyoming and it looked an…read moreinteresting place to fish. We were spot on. If you like large bodies of water, or fishing this is a good spot to stretch your legs and learn a thing or two.

Used their shuttle service for a multi day raft with friends. The car was easy to retrieve. No…read moredamage and all personal belongings left in the car were undisturbed. Don't forget to tip your driver!

The most professional, detail oriented, and friendliest raft rental company in the business. On the…read morephone, Melanie is the best and has superior customer service skills. On the ground, Ed was fantastic and came with all of the knowledge we'd need for a successful trip. The equipment was excellent and seemed almost new. We are so grateful to these folks and wish we could come back to run the Yampa every year!

We loved Ashley Valley Community Park! There were multiple large playgrounds with various fun…read moreequipment, climbing obstacles, swings, slides, and much more! The park also featured a large grass field and picnic pavilions. The park grounds were clean and well maintained. Let your kids run around and enjoy the outside at this wonderful Vernal park.

Wonderful, open, clean…read more This update park has 4-5 major play structures and has a good variety for a range of kids. The grass was well maintained with a wide selection of shade trees to chose from for resting under, and the local kids were super nice to my little ones. The play structures are updated, and of a seemingly high-quality build. The facilities were clean (and open!).

Clean nice city park walk, 4 laps equal 1 mile. Easy, atmosphere is nice too. Very well kept parkread more

I came back to this walking park for second time today. The atmosphere was very nice: joggers,…read morewalkers, dog walkers, and several families with children. The later were enjoying all aspects of the park, particularly the water. The park has very unique features. First, for its size, it's amazing the variety of trees it hosts. It also has a cute gazebo next to a small creek that is crossed by two small Japanese garden bridges. While the City could invest more in this park, it is still a very nice place to walk and relax - specially near the sunset of a sunny day!