Lark Quarry Dinosaur Trackways - QLD

Located 110 km from Winton, the Lark Quarry Environmental Park with its famous Dinosaur Stampede is an interesting insight into life in western Queensland some ninety five million years ago. This is the largest group of footprints of running dinosaurs uncovered anywhere in the world. First discovered in the early 1960s it was completely excavated in 1976-77. Three species of dinosaur made the 1200 tracks - a large flesh eating carnosaur and many small coelurosaurs and ornithopods.Entry to the conservation park and its two walking tracks and the Dinosaur Stampede National Monument visitor information centre is free, but access to Lark Quarry’s dinosaur trackways is by guided tour only and a fee applies. For details on tours and bookings visit Australia Age of Dinosaurs.