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The Montana Dinosaur Trail
Go back in time - millions of years back!
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# The Montana Dinosaur Trail
> Go back in time - millions of years back!
> Generated by All in One SEO Pro v5.0.4, this is an llms.txt file, used by LLMs to index the site.
## Sitemaps
- [XML Sitemap](https://mtdinotrail.org/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.
## Pages
- [Welcome to the Montana Dinosaur Trail!](https://mtdinotrail.org/): Welcome to the Montana Dinosaur Trail! This statewide trail runs across Montana and consists of 15 locations from the Montana Dinosaur Center in Bynum to the Carter County Museum in Ekalaka. Each location offers a glimpse at the historic discoveries in the state and provides visitors with a better understanding of the giants that once
- [Project Funding Partners](https://mtdinotrail.org/project-funding-partners/): The Montana Dinosaur Trail project funding partners include all trail facilities listed on this website, along with the organizations and agencies listed below. Montana Tourism Development Grant
- [Montana Tourism Development Grant Program](https://mtdinotrail.org/grant/): What is the Montana Tourism Development Grant Program (MTDGP)? The purpose of the MTDGP is to strengthen communities across Montana by increasing their economic appeal and vibrancy as welcoming visitor destinations. The MTDGP accomplishes this by supporting rural and under-visited communities through improvements to tourism infrastructure, tourism product development and preservation of natural and cultural
- [The Montana Dinosaur Center](https://mtdinotrail.org/the-montana-dinosaur-center/)
- [Prehistoric Passport](https://mtdinotrail.org/prehistoric-passport/): Your guide back in time - millions of years back! Our 20th Anniversary Prehistoric Passport is the fun "tool" you can use to unearth the primordial treasures of the Montana Dinosaur Trail. The passport describes the extraordinary dinosaur displays, exhibits and activities found at each of the trail's 15 facilities in 13 Montana communities. Each
- [Musselshell Valley Historical Museum](https://mtdinotrail.org/musselshell-valley-historical-museum/)
- [Upper Musselshell Museum](https://mtdinotrail.org/upper-musselshell-museum/)
- [Phillips County Museum](https://mtdinotrail.org/phillips-county-museum/)
- [Old Trail Museum](https://mtdinotrail.org/old-trail-museum/)
- [Museum of the Rockies](https://mtdinotrail.org/museum-of-the-rockies/)
- [Makoshika State Park](https://mtdinotrail.org/makoshika-state-park/)
- [H. Earl Clack Memorial Museum](https://mtdinotrail.org/h-earl-clack-memorial-museum/)
- [Great Plains Dinosaur Museum and Field Station](https://mtdinotrail.org/great-plains-dinosaur-museum-and-field-station/)
- [Garfield County Museum](https://mtdinotrail.org/garfield-county-museum/)
- [Frontier Gateway Museum](https://mtdinotrail.org/frontier-gateway-museum/)
- [Fort Peck Interpretive Center](https://mtdinotrail.org/fort-peck-interpretive-center/)
- [Depot Museum](https://mtdinotrail.org/depot-museum/)
- [Carter County Museum](htt
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