St. George Dinosaur Discovery Site at Johnson Farm

I like a different exploration style, and there will be different discoveries when I come, recommended!

The climate of St. George is warmer than other cities in Utah, because it is located nearby in the Mojave Desert, which is a subtropical desert climate, so it is sunny all year round, about 300 days of sunshine per year. [Fun] The city has several important museums, including the St. George Art Museum, St. George Children's Museum, St. George Dinosaur Discovery Center, etc., which is the best place to learn about the history, culture and art of the city. [Cost-effective] high [Fun] [Cost-effective]

Looking out of the Virgin River flood plain in southwest Utah, it is not hard to imagine you are looking at a big lake. This is the late Triassic period, and the water is starting to dry out. Turning west, you can imagine the ancient coastline of the Palaeozoic oceans - now your time is going backwards too long, but it is important to consider the dramatic changing times that peaked at this moment. Hundreds of millions of years of history have led to this. This St. George city circled out of almost all directions from the Red Rock Outpost, filling its grid with deserts and somehow taming it, something some of the land’s predecessors couldn’t do. Dinosaurs were not fully “civilized” by our definition of dinosaurs.

St. George is one of my favorite Utah cities, located at the junction of the three states, warmer temperatures, but a little dry.

[View] The scenery is particularly beautiful [Fun] Red Mountain and Cedar Park [Cost-effective] High