Poison Spider Dinosaur Tracksite @BLMUtah
Poison Spider Dinosaur Tracksite  @BLMUtah
Uploaded July 2017 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
This tracksite features ancient dinosaur tracks on sandstone that are visible even from the parking lot. In this video, Dr. Randy Irmis from the Natural History Museum of Utah and BLM paleontologist ReBecca Hunt-Foster talk about the various species featured at Poison Spider, and Natalie shares how to "Respect and Protect" these resources.
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Poison Spider Dinosaur Tracksite

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