Parched Dinosaur National Monument imposes new fire restrictions

No campfires, no smoking and no fireworks allowed.

The Green River sits below the Ruple Point Trail at Dinosaur National Monument on Sept. 9, 2017. Photo by Nate Carlisle/The Salt Lake Tribune

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