About Dinosaur Ridge
Dinosaur Ridge is part of the Morrison-Golden Fossil Areas National Natural Landmark located just east of Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre in suburban Denver. A panel of esteemed paleontologists ranks Dinosaur Ridge the top dinosaur tracksite in North America, and one of the top such sites in the world. Visit and find out how you can help protect the fossil treasures at this remarkable site!
Non-profit Information
Friends of Dinosaur Ridge is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 1989 by scientists living in the area who wanted to protect the fossil resources on Dinosaur Ridge. Our mission is to educate visitors about the evolving story of Dino Ridge while advancing scientific research and fossil protection.
History & Discoveries
Dinosaur Ridge has afforded astounding scientific discoveries since 1876. Read more about the ongoing milestones of discovery and protection.
Dino Ridge News
Find out what’s happening at Dinosaur Ridge.
Publications and Press
Find Press Coverage of Dino Ridge, Press Room Media Materials and contact information.
The Land Before Podcast
Our podcast explores fossil histories and paleo mysteries from Dinosaur Ridge, sites around Colorado, the United States, and everywhere on Earth where the remains of dinosaurs and prehistoric life is found.
Staff
Our staff members are the heart of Dinosaur Ridge, passionate about providing the best service possible.
Jobs
Employees at Dinosaur Ridge are a part of an exciting team working to teach people about a world-famous paleontology site and National Natural Landmark.
Board & Founders
Volunteer Board Members are dedicated to the vision of building a world-class destination where everyone experiences the wonder of Dinosaur Ridge’s spectacular fossil history and perpetual scientific discovery.
Master Plan
The Dinosaur Ridge Master Plan is available for public review.
Help Dinosaur Ridge
All programs at Dinosaur Ridge are funded by donations and made possible with support from volunteers. Without generous people like you, this world-famous tracksite would not be as open and accessible to visitors as it is today. Please consider making a donation, becoming a member, and/or volunteering your time to help keep the work at Dinosaur Ridge going and growing.