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Where in Moffat County

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The well-known hermit, Pat Lynch, in his namesake Pat’s Hole (also known as Echo Park) at the confluence of the Yampa and Green Rivers in today’s Dinosaur National Monument c. 1909. Steamboat Rock is over Pat’s head. Museum of Northwest Colorado/Courtesy photo

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Where in Moffat County

The well-known hermit, Pat Lynch, in his namesake Pat’s Hole (also known as Echo Park) at the confluence of the Yampa and Green Rivers in today’s Dinosaur National Monument c. 1909. Steamboat Rock is over Pat’s head. Museum of Northwest Colorado/Courtesy photo

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Craig Press broke the news on Monday, August 10, 2026.
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