Dinosaur Trail Corridor

3 days

Road Trip Highlights

Fort Peck Theater
Eugene's Pizza
Pines Campground

More than 1,520 miles of shoreline await at Fort Peck Lake in Missouri River Country. Montana's Largest body of water is even longer than the coast of California. We've mapped it all out, so you can put the phone away and be distracted by the epic views and hidden gems!

Malta
Fort Peck & Glasgow
Jordan & Sidney
Day 1

Malta

Malta • Great Plains Dinosaur Museum and Field Station • Phillips County Museum & H.G. Robinson House

At Great Plains Dinosaur Museum and Field Station in Malta, join a dino dig and meet Leonardo, the world's best-preserved dinosaur (with fossilized skin intact). Next door, tour the Phillips County Museum, home of Elvis, a 33-foot Brachylophosaurus (named for his pristine pelvis), and H.G. Robinson House, an 1898 mail-order home shipped via rail and built on the frontier.

Day 2

Fort Peck & Glasgow

Fort Peck Interpretive Center • Glasgow • Eugene's Pizza • Fort Peck Theater • The Pines Campgrounds

About 90 minutes away from Malta, Peck's Rex, a life-size replica of a local Tyrannosaurus rex, greets you at Fort Peck Interpretive Center. Grab dinner in Glasgow at Eugene's pizza in the evening, and enjoy a live musical at the Fort Peck Theater. After a day of adventure, rough it a bit at The Pines Campgrounds on Fort Peck Lake.

Day 3

Jordan & Sidney

Jordan • Hell Creek State Park • Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge • Sidney • Lower Yellowstone River

With the darkest night sky around, Hell Creek State Park near Jordan makes a heavenly place for stargazing. It's game on at Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge, about 60 miles southwest of Glasgow. Spot pronghorn, mule deer, red foxes and coyotes. Near Sidney, float and fish on the Lower Yellowstone River.