This was a fascinating walking tour, with many dinosaur footprints visible. I downloaded the audio walking tour, which was enjoyable, but probably not essential as the signage was very good. If you are interested in dinosaurs, I highly recommend Dinosaur Ridge. If you aren’t, this may be boring to you because the majority of the sights are dinosaur related.

We were already at Red Rocks, so we walked down the main parkway and stopped at Dinosaur Ridge before leaving. We Ubered otherwise we would have drove down and parked at the visitors center. It looks like a long, steep walk around the ridge, but it wasn't that bad even though we were tired from hiking Red Rocks. The path is paved and there are stops along the way with a couple of dinosaur tracks. However, if we'd drove, we likely would start at the Discovery Center and walk a short way up to the main wall of tracks and call it good. That's the main attraction which is on the back side of the hill from Red Rocks. I'm glad we stopped though. It was interesting and we were already so close.

Who doesn't love dinosaurs? This is a cool spot to observe preserved dinosaur tracks just outside of Denver. There is not much to it, so it is best done jointly with something else - maybe a trip to Red Rocks.

If you want to see dinosaur tracks this place is cool. It’s free if you walk the whole trail. It’s all on a road. You can take a shuttle tour of you wanted that you have to pay for. The have a visitor center and gift shop. There are picnic tables at the visitor center.

Amazing, historic place. Great for kids, adults, school groups - bring friends and have a birthday party, learning about the dinosaurs. There are picnic tables and great tour guides for a tour of Dinosaur Ridge and to explain what is in the Exhibition Hall. Fabulous place - I learned so much! The tours are not meant for young children - they need to be able to listen and learn.

This was a place we thought the grandkids would like as they are 2 & 4 YO and they are into dinosaurs in a big way. I would say they were a bit too young to appreciate this exhibit. They were expecting to see more dinosaurs, real or fake, and the real attraction is all the dinosaur footprints on the ground. I thought it was pretty interesting and I think older kids might like it more if they are into dinosaurs. It's free, so you can't complain too much about it and I think it is worth seeing once,, if you are into things like that. The girl at the desk, in the main building, was on her phone the whole time we were there and she didn't say a word to us about the exhibit or what things there were to see, so we just walked around and found our way to everything on our own. Things aren't very well maked so you have to snoop around to see things,

We took the bus tour and it was worth the money. The ridge trail is pretty steep and longer than you think, because there are two sides. Be aware that the tracks are no longer darkened. This makes them harder to see than you would think from looking at photos online. The Exhibit Hall was very cool. The staff took a lot of time to discuss the history of the area and answer questions.