The Montana Dinosaur Center (aka, Two Medicine Dinosaur Center)

120 2nd Ave. S.
Bynum, MT 59419
1-406-469-2211
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Education through research is our motto! In addition to our museum – which features local discoveries like the first baby dinosaurs found in North America – we also offer public, hands-on dinosaur dig programs throughout the summer. These programs run from a half-day site tour to our multi-day digs. Advanced registration is required. We believe that the best way to learn something is to experience it for yourself. It is because of this that we encourage the public to join us in our continuing scientific research. Our museum houses a variety of dinosaur, invertebrate, and plant fossils, as well as cultural artifacts from the area.

Did You Know?

There are a number of ways to get involved with active digs through our museum partners. We are always looking for ways to educate and excite visitors about paleontology, and nothing compares to being out in the field yourself. The Montana Dinosaur Center (Two Medicine Dinosaur Center) and the Great Plains Dinosaur Museum offer public digs throughout the summer. Contact them directly to see how you can get involved!

Where to Next on the Montana Dinosaur Trail?

Nearest to the South

Old Trail Museum
Choteau, 14 miles (20 minutes)
US Highway 89 south from Bynum to Choteau.

Nearest to the North

Depot Museum
Rudyard, 134 miles (2.25 hours)
US Highway 89 north from Bynum to MT Highway 44; MT Highway 44 east through Valier to I-15: I-15 north to Shelby; US Highway 2 east from Shelby to Rudyard.