Fossil Butte National Monument

Including in excess of 8,000 sections of land, the Fossil Butte National Monument was made to safeguard the rich paleontological history of the old lake bed of Fossil Lake. Guests can get out and investigate the territory because of two climbing trails and a 7.5-mile-long beautiful drive finish with interpretative signage; there is likewise a shaded excursion zone outfitted with tables and charcoal grills.

The guest focus has in excess of 300 fossils in plain view, including feathered creatures, angle, and a 13-foot crocodile. Different shows here incorporate an instructive video, an intuitive PC program, and a 'rubbing table' where guests can make a fossil engraving to bring home.