Photos of Dinosaur Valley State Park
Sprouts from Stones
Tall grass grows on the rocky bank of the Paluxy River at Texas’ Dinosaur Valley State Park.
Step Down to the River
Rugged stone steps descend to the Paluxy River in Dinosaur Valley State Park, located in Glen Rose, Texas.
Tall Grass in the Hills
Tall grass grows along the banks of the Paluxy River in the hills of Texas’ Dinosaur Valley State Park.
The Shore’s Trees
The Puddle in the Dry Riverbed
A puddle reflects a neighboring tree in the dry course of the Paluxy River at Dinosaur Valley State Park, Texas.
Riverbed Beam
The Riverbed
The nearly-dry riverbed of the Paluxy River as it wends its way through Texas’ Dinosaur Valley State Park.
The Dead Tree
All That’s Left
Some of what little water is left in the drought-stricken Paluxy River at Dinosaur Valley State Park, Texas.
The Rocky River
Brontosaurus
This 70-foot-long statue of a brontosaurus was originally built for Sinclair Dinoland, a Sinclair Oil Company exhibit at the 1964-65 New York World’s Fair, but now resides at Texas’ Dinosaur Valley State Park.
The Stream in the Hills
The Paluxy River flows through the highlands near Glen Rose, Texas at Dinosaur Valley State Park.
The Tree in the Tall Grass
A lonesome tree grows in a field at Dinosaur Valley State Park near Glen Rose, Texas.
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