Dinosaur Footprints

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Hammad Khan

This is a giant rock, flat on which you can walk. The rock has footprints of dinosaur embedded in it. If you love dinosaur this will fascinate you. Othere than that there is nothing much. It is just historic that right beside the road about 10 ft or so below the road, they found the dinosaur footprints. There is a river next to it, one can probably eat there or something. But it really is just dinosaur footprints. There is also another area in this area (I think belchertown) where dinaurs footprints are found. That is as a private property and they have things on exhibition. + there is on dinosaur park in rocky hill CT which is proper park and has quite a bit of activity.

Oliver Ames

I almost could not believe my eyes! The largest of these footprints are huge (about one foot long) and well defined. They were left by an early ancestor to the famous Tyrannosaurus Rex! The fact that there are multiple tracks and they all go in the same direction suggests the presence of herd-like dinosaur formation! This is a must see, even if just to stretch your legs.

Tony Boncore

Cool to view footprints from an animal that walked the area 190 million years ago. There isnt alot of excitement while you visit, but its totally free. Enjoy.

Shannon Plaquet

Its not "amazing" by any means, but its so conveniently located that its worth pulling over for. Nice pitstop to show friends from out of the area.

April Burgess

Im sure that years of weather and people walking on them has caused most of them to erode, but it was cool to find a few still there.

Fabian Linares

Kind of sad that the footprint are fading away. They should place something around it to preserve them.

Todd Simonds

Amazing prints left in the mud tens of thousands if years ago., are now in stone on the riverbank.

colette davis

Instrinsically valuable to our scientific data on herds within the time of the dinosaurs.

Kimberly Bode

Its hard to see the prints but its a nice walk with the kids by the river.