Who doesn’t love a road trip? There are several places in Alabama that are perfect road trip destinations. If you love dinosaurs, or your kids love them, you’ll want to take the dinosaur-themed road trip in Alabama that’s listed below. Because it only has a driving distance of 375 miles and an estimated drive time of less than eight hours, it’s the perfect road trip for a weekend adventure with the entire family.
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- Anniston Museum of Natural History - Anniston
tripadvisor/Management Anniston Museum of Natural History, 800 Museum Dr, Anniston, AL 36206, USA
tripadvisor/Jenny W Your road trip will begin at the Anniston Museum of Natural History. The Anniston Museum of Natural History has more than 2,000 natural history items on permanent display, including fossils. The museum’s Dynamic Earth exhibit features life-sized casts of dinosaurs, in addition to other animals. This exhibit is a must-see for anyone interested in dinosaurs.
- McWane Science Center - Birmingham
google/G McWane Science Center, 200 19th St N, Birmingham, AL 35203, USA
google/Owen Stayner/ThisWorkplace360 You’ll then take a short drive to the McWane Science Center in Birmingham. The McWane Science Center is a science museum, an aquarium, and an IMAX Dome Theater. It’s one of the best museums in Alabama, and its Alabama Dinosaurs exhibit showcases real fossils that were found throughout the state.
- Alabama Museum of Natural History - Tuscaloosa
google/Alabama Museum of Natural History Alabama Museum of Natural History, 427 6th Ave, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, USA
google/Angelae Thompson Your next stop will be at the Alabama Museum of Natural History in Tuscaloosa. Founded in 1831, the Alabama Museum of Natural History is the state’s oldest museum. Located in Smith Hall at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, this natural history museum has an exhibit where visitors will learn all about the Age of Dinosaurs.
- Dinosaur Adventure Land - Repton
google/Schona Kessler You’ll then take a drive south to Dinosaur Adventure Land. Dinosaur Adventure Land is a Christian theme park in the tiny town of Repton. In addition to it being a science center and museum, it’s also a campground. Admission is free. Dinosaur Adventure Land, 488 Pearl Ln, Repton, AL 36475, USA
- “Dinosaurs in the Woods” - Elberta
google/Mulli Deux Your road trip will end at Barber Marina’s “Dinosaurs in the Woods.” Barber Marina is located in Elberta, one of Alabama’s quirkiest towns. A popular attraction that’s part of Barber Marina is “Dinosaurs in the Woods.” This attraction includes four lifelike dinosaur statues that are tucked away in a wooded area. Dinosaurs In The Woods – Brontosaurus, Barber Pkwy, Elberta, AL 36530, USA
Have you ever been to any of these dinosaur-themed attractions in Alabama? If so, please share your experience(s) with us in the comments below. Also, if there are any other places in Alabama with dinosaurs, please share those as well.
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We have the driving directions for you!
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Anniston Museum of Natural History, 800 Museum Dr, Anniston, AL 36206, USA
tripadvisor/Jenny W
Your road trip will begin at the Anniston Museum of Natural History. The Anniston Museum of Natural History has more than 2,000 natural history items on permanent display, including fossils. The museum’s Dynamic Earth exhibit features life-sized casts of dinosaurs, in addition to other animals. This exhibit is a must-see for anyone interested in dinosaurs.
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McWane Science Center, 200 19th St N, Birmingham, AL 35203, USA
google/Owen Stayner/ThisWorkplace360
You’ll then take a short drive to the McWane Science Center in Birmingham. The McWane Science Center is a science museum, an aquarium, and an IMAX Dome Theater. It’s one of the best museums in Alabama, and its Alabama Dinosaurs exhibit showcases real fossils that were found throughout the state.
google/Alabama Museum of Natural History
Alabama Museum of Natural History, 427 6th Ave, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487, USA
google/Angelae Thompson
Your next stop will be at the Alabama Museum of Natural History in Tuscaloosa. Founded in 1831, the Alabama Museum of Natural History is the state’s oldest museum. Located in Smith Hall at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, this natural history museum has an exhibit where visitors will learn all about the Age of Dinosaurs.
google/Schona Kessler
You’ll then take a drive south to Dinosaur Adventure Land. Dinosaur Adventure Land is a Christian theme park in the tiny town of Repton. In addition to it being a science center and museum, it’s also a campground. Admission is free.
Dinosaur Adventure Land, 488 Pearl Ln, Repton, AL 36475, USA
google/Mulli Deux
Your road trip will end at Barber Marina’s “Dinosaurs in the Woods.” Barber Marina is located in Elberta, one of Alabama’s quirkiest towns. A popular attraction that’s part of Barber Marina is “Dinosaurs in the Woods.” This attraction includes four lifelike dinosaur statues that are tucked away in a wooded area.
Dinosaurs In The Woods – Brontosaurus, Barber Pkwy, Elberta, AL 36530, USA
For more information about “Dinosaurs in the Woods,” be sure to take a look at the following article: Discover Lifelike Dinosaurs Hiding In The Woods At This Alabama Marina.
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