The Denver of 100 million years ago looked very different than today. It was a beach along which herds of iguanadon dinosaurs migrated. These tracks are at Denver’s Dinosaur Ridge National Natural ...
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You Can Visit the World's Largest Continuous Dinosaur Trackway, Now on Protected Public LandImprinted in sandstone roughly 9,300 feet above sea level, the fossilized tracks form one of the few known examples of a dinosaur changing ... reports the Denver Post’s Tiney Ricciardi.
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