Quarry Exhibit Hall
Visitors wander along the upper mezzanine in the Quarry Exhibit Hall
NPS, Dan Johnson
NPS Several young dinosaur enthusiasts pose in front of the Allosaurus reconstruction at the Quarry Exhibit Hall. The Quarry Exhibit Hall located over the world-famous Carnegie Dinosaur Quarry is open. The Quarry Exhibit Hall allows visitors to view the wall of approximately 1,500 dinosaur bones in a newly refurbished, comfortable space. Here, you can gaze upon the remains of numerous different species of dinosaurs including Allosaurus, Apatosaurus, Camarasaurus, Diplodicus, and Stegosaurus along with several others. Exhibits, including an 80-foot long mural help reveal the story of these animals and many others that inhabitated the Morrison environment during the last Jurassic. There are even several places where you can touch real 149 million year old dinosaur fossils! Rangers are available to answer questions and occasionally present talks on different topics related to the quarry or dinosaurs throughout the day during the summer. Hours of Operation Visitors with accessibility needs should inquire at the information desk at the visitors center for directions on how to access the Quarry Exhibit Hall. In early Fall and late Spring In Winter, late Fall and early Spring If you arrive after the previous group has departed, you may have to wait up to 1 hour before the next departure. There is a twelve minute film, exhibits, and a bookstore in the visitor center to occupy your time while you wait. Last caravan goes to the quarry at 4:00 p.m. Discover Dinosaur's Paleontology |
Did You Know?
Most of Dinosaur National Monument's 210,000 acres is proposed wilderness. With proper planning, a backcountry trip at Dinosaur can be a wonderful experience of solitude and serenity.