Dinosaur Valley State Park is a natural area in Glen Rose, Texas known for a proliferation of visible dinosaur tracks in the bed of the Paluxy River, which runs through the park.
It was the setting of the first episode of Phase 1 of North Texas Explorer.
Other Notable Features[]
Dinosaur Statues[]
The statues that greet visitors at the park entrance
The park is home to two large dinosaur statues originally created for the 1964 World’s Fair in New York. They were featured in the 2007 documentary short Standing Tall: Lone Star Statues.
Media Links[]
- The Dinosaurs of Dinosaur Valley State Park on YouTube
- Texas Historical Markers: Dinosaur Tracks on YouTube Shorts