Dinosaur Tracks

I can see how others had a hard time seeing them, as there is mud over footprints. I was fortunate that the footprints were filled with water and stood out. Short walk from parking, but SUV clearance will make the dirt road easier to navigate to the parking lot.

It was fun! We didn't get to see the tracks. There was water covering them, but we sure created our own fun! We will return on a future date. Do take water, it is hot and a hat, as there is no shade available in the area. You have to walk/climb a bit down to the dich where the tracks are. It isn't disability friendly, and the road leading to the area is rough, not recommended for low cars.

YES!!! WE SEEN DINOSAUR TRACKS!!! We had to look for the tracks, but we did find some. We took the scenic route from Capulin Volcano (GREAT EXPERIENCE) stopping briefly in Folsom. The Folsom Museum has some pretty cool artifacts!!! The trip was definitely on and off road driving but everyone enjoyed every part of it. A day trip that is highly recommended for the early birds so you can get the most of everything! If you want to take is slower and really enjoy the ride, there are bed and breakfast locations near by. We filled up in Clayton and still had gas to take us around back to Boise City.

Such a cool experience for kids. Other than the Dino tracks, there's not necessarily much to see other than the scenery (which is amazing). You can follow a trail and walk up a tiny hill, which is where the second picture is taken from

They need to put a sign up showing where to turn to go see them! But the kids loved seeing them once we found them!

Fun stop. Just a few tracks, but it's worth the stop to see a bit of history.

This is off the beaten path but if you're into seeing things about life of the past. It's worth the drive and the area around there is beautiful

There are no signs, but Google Maps takes you to the right place. Park your car at the graves circle and walk down the path to the creek bed. Look left (North) and there they are. We found them in the dark with phone light.

My husband was here as a child. He was glad to see it is still maintained. I enjoyed seeing for first time. If someone wants more than to look as real dinosaur tracks they will be disappointed, but we didn't need fancy presentation.

It had rained so the tracks were very easy to pick out. Overall very easy to find, and a great educational spot for the kids. Some of the tracks are still very visible, and the surrounding scenery is pretty awesome too.

So cool to have seen where a dinosaur has passed through. Curious to how the prints have withstood so many tourists and weather conditions.

Free and too cool. Highly recommend checking it out. Bring a small broom and some gloves. You may have to pull off some dried mud to see the entire print. We spent some time there cleaning them up. I really wish these tracks were being preserved, they are so special. Tracks in the US of this size are rare from what I found.

Beautiful, keep it clean. Rumors they may close it off to the public due to people vandalizing the area. It’s private land. Take care of it. It’s a very special place.

While just these few tracks may not seem all that impressive, the natural beauty of the area makes it worth the trip. Stop by the Kenton Museum in nearby Kenton, OK to learn more and see other fossils from the area as well as a history of Cimarron County.

Hard to imagine dinosaurs living in the area millions of years ago! This area is private property but the owner is so generous to allow people to drive in to see these amazing footprints.

It was fun, there is not much to see. But the tracks made you time travel, and keep your imagination going.

Loved it.

There was no signs, but we found it!! The kidsoved it!

It was easy to get to and a great experience for the kids

Saw a Boomersaurus rex Boomer-Rexxing about Dinasaur tracks not being Dinasaur'ie or Tracky enough. Not my favorite Dinasaur but not a day ruiner.