Roadside Attractions in Green River

2 places worth pulling over for in Green River, Utah, with what each one actually is, what it costs and how long to give it.

Sego Canyon Petroglyphs

Green River, Utah

Sego Canyon features spectacular rock art left by three distinct Native American cultures spanning thousands of years. Visitors can marvel at the eerie, ghost-like figures of the Barrier Canyon Style, alongside Fremont and Ute carvings. This stunning, open-air gallery is easily accessible by car.

World's Largest Wooden Watermelon

Green River, Utah

This giant 25-foot slice of wooden melon celebrates Green River's famous agricultural heritage. Originally built in the 1950s on a truck chassis for parades, this quirky relic now rests next to the town's history museum. It once even featured a mechanism to spit real watermelon seeds.

Planning the stop

All of them are free to visit. Hours and admission come from each attraction's own page, along with parking and directions.

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