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Facility:

Mammoth Site Of Hot Springs

Description:

Experience one of the world's greatest fossil treasures! This national Natural Landmark is an internationally renowned working paleontological site/museum where more than 55 Columbian & woolly mammoths have been unearthed. The world's largest mammoth reserach facility is a "Must See" attraction.

A D D R E S S

Address 1:

1800 US 18 Bypass

Address 2:

City:

Hot Springs

State/Province:

Zip Code:

57747

V I S I T I N G I N F O

Hours:

See website

Admission:

Ages 4 & Under---Free
Ages 5 to 12---$6.00
Ages 13 to 59---$8.00
Ages 60 and over---$7.50

Telephone:

(605) 745-6017

Website:

www.mammothsite.com

R E V I E W S

E. Nickel, Co-op Member

Wonderful walk through exhibit where you can see the bones still in the process of being excavated. You can walk through the exhibit as many times as you want and the tour is done using recorded technology so you can go back to a station and listen again if you miss something. The lab being used to process the excavated bones was in full view and interesting to see all the tools. The staff was very helpful, willing to answer any questions we had, and very family friendly.