Fodor's Expert Review Great Plains Dinosaur Museum and Field Station

Bowdoin National Wildlife Refuge

Surprisingly sophisticated given the location, this great little museum is right next door to the Phillips County Historical Museum. The station houses some of Montana's finest fossils and includes a fossil preparation laboratory that visitors can view. Specimens on display include Roberta, a well-preserved Brachylophosaur, and Leonardo, which has been celebrated as the best-preserved dinosaur fossil ever discovered. Both specimens were unearthed near Malta. Other gems include rotating exhibits of fossil collections and a great kids' education program. The station includes a gift shop. Amateur dino hounds can sign up here for a guided dig.

Quick Facts

405 N. 1st Ave. E
Malta, Montana  59538, USA

406-654–5300

www.greatplainsdinosaurs.org

Sight Details:
Rate Includes: $5, Closed Sun. and Mon., Mon.–Sat. 10–5, Sun. 12:30–5.

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