Moab Giants Dinosaur Park & Tracks Museum

Moab Giants is a one-of-a-kind dinosaur-themed attraction featuring life-size dinosaur replicas, an interactive museum, a 5D prehistoric aquarium, a fossil dig, and a half-mile outdoor trail that walks you through the ancient world where real dinosaurs once roamed.

Moab Giants is located just north of Moab, Utah, along Highway 191—about 10 minutes from downtown Moab north of the entrance to Arches National Park. It’s an easy and scenic stop along the Highway 313  to Canyonlands National Park’s Island in the Sky district and Dead Horse Point State Park.

Absolutely! Moab Giants is designed with kids in mind. From a giant sandbox-style fossil dig to interactive exhibits and over 100 life-sized dinosaurs along the trail, it’s educational, hands-on, and tons of fun for curious young minds.

Most visitors spend 1.5 to 3 hours exploring the park, depending on how much time you spend in each exhibit. The dinosaur trail alone takes about 45–60 minutes to walk at a relaxed pace.

While the park displays casts and replicas for educational purposes, the surrounding area is rich in real dinosaur tracks and fossils. The museum highlights many local discoveries and explains how Moab became a hotbed for paleontology.

Admission typically includes access to the outdoor dinosaur trail, the interactive museum, the 5D prehistoric aquarium, the theater, and the kids’ dig area. Tickets can be purchased online or at the gate.

Moab Giants is generally open from early spring through late fall, with reduced hours in the off-season. It’s best to check their website or call ahead for current hours of operation, especially during winter months or inclement weather.

Yes! There’s a café and gift shop on-site where you can grab snacks or lunch. Outside food is not typically allowed inside the exhibit areas, but there are picnic tables available near the entrance.