Plan Your Visit
Hours & Directions
Public Tours
Guided Walking Tours at Dinosaur Ridge
Full Walking Tour
A volunteer guide interprets the dinosaur tracks and bone fossils, local history, and geology during this outdoor one-way, 1.5-mile tour on a paved trail. Plan on 1.5-2 hours.
Walk with a Geologist
A geologist interprets the dinosaur tracks and bone fossils, and explains the geology and changes of Colorado through time during this 1.5 mile outdoor walking tour. Plan on 2-2.5 hours.
Double-down on Your Dino Experience
Get a discount pass to visit both Dinosaur Ridge and Morrison Natural History Museum
Follow in the footsteps of prehistoric creatures at Dinosaur Ridge and see the fossils they left behind at Morrison Natural History Museum.
Morrison Dino Pass
$34 adults (12+) | $22 kids (3-11) | 2 and under free
Grants admission to both Dinosaur Ridge (Bus Tour & Exhibit Hall) and Morrison Natural History Museum.
Dino Passes are available for purchase in-person at either location. You can also order passes online when you book your tour with Morrison Natural History Museum (MNHM). No reservations are required at Dinoridge–only proof-of-purchase.
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