Great Plains Dinosaur Museum and Field Station, Paleontology museum in Malta, United States.

The Great Plains Dinosaur Museum and Field Station is a paleontology museum in Malta, Montana, opened in 2008. Its exhibits show dinosaurs and other prehistoric fossils found in the area and state, among them a Triceratops, a Stegosaurus, a sauropod and hadrosaurs. The building also holds a fossil preparation lab, and the museum is a member of the Montana Dinosaur Trail.

The museum opened in 2008 in Malta, Montana, to house dinosaur and other prehistoric fossils found in the area and state. It is a member of the Montana Dinosaur Trail, a network of sites across the state.

The museum is a member of the Montana Dinosaur Trail, a network of dinosaur sites across the state. Its exhibits draw on fossils found in the Malta area and elsewhere in Montana, and the field station side of its work keeps excavation and preparation connected to the displays.

The museum opens seasonally, so check its opening period before planning a trip through Malta. It is a member of the Montana Dinosaur Trail, a network of dinosaur sites across the state, which helps in planning a route that links several fossil museums and field sites.

The museum is a member of the Montana Dinosaur Trail, a network of dinosaur sites across the state. Its field station also runs dig trips that take visitors out to search for fossils in the surrounding plains.