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Dinosaurs In The Woods: Brontosaurus

Discover life-size dinosaur sculptures hidden in the woods of Elberta, Alabama, a quirky and free roadside attraction near Barber Marina.

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Venture into the whimsical world of Dinosaurs In The Woods in Elberta, Alabama, where life-size dinosaur sculptures reside along Barber Parkway [7, 8]. Spot the gentle Brontosaurus, cleverly hidden along a path in the woods, as well as a T-Rex, Stegosaurus and Triceratops [7, 9, 10]. These sculptures, commissioned by George Barber and created by artist Mark Cline, offer a fun detour [7, 8].

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  • Barber Pkwy, Elberta, Alabama, 36530, US
  • Monday 12 am-12 am
  • Tuesday 12 am-12 am
  • Wednesday 12 am-12 am
  • Thursday 12 am-12 am
  • Friday 12 am-12 am
  • Saturday 12 am-12 am
  • Sunday 12 am-12 am

Local tips

  • Wear comfortable shoes, as some of the paths to the dinosaurs can be uneven [8].
  • Bring bug spray, especially during warmer months [8].
  • Look for the worn areas on the grassy verge to park near each dinosaur [7].
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Getting There

  • Driving

    From the intersection of US-98 and County Road 95 in Elberta, head south on County Road 95 for approximately 5 miles [4, 7, 8]. Turn right onto Fish Trap Road and drive for about half a mile [4, 7, 8]. Turn left at the Barber Marina sign onto Barber Parkway [4, 7, 8]. Continue for about 1 mile; the dinosaurs will be visible along the roadside and in the woods [8]. The Brontosaurus is located across the street from the other dinosaurs, requiring a short walk into the woods [7, 8]. Parking is available along the shoulder of Barber Parkway near each dinosaur [7, 8]. Be mindful of traffic [7, 8]. There are no tolls or parking fees [7, 8].

  • Walking

    If you are at Bamahenge, continue driving south on Barber Parkway for 0.25 miles [3, 5]. The dinosaurs are spaced out along the road [3]. To find the Brontosaurus from the Stegosaurus, drive about 200 yards further down the road [5]. The Brontosaurus is off to the left, hiding back in the woods [5]. Take the short walk down the path, crossing over a shallow ditch [5]. There are no fees [7, 8].

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Dinosaurs In The Woods offers an enchanting and unexpected experience along Barber Parkway in Elberta, Alabama [7, 8]. This roadside attraction features life-size dinosaur sculptures, commissioned by George Barber and brought to life by artist Mark Cline [7, 8]. The dinosaurs—a towering Brontosaurus, a fearsome Tyrannosaurus Rex, a plated Stegosaurus, and a horned Triceratops—are placed both along the roadside and nestled within the surrounding woods, creating a delightful scavenger hunt [7]. As you drive or stroll along Barber Parkway, keep your eyes peeled for these prehistoric giants [7]. Some, like the Stegosaurus, stand proudly in plain sight, while others, such as the Brontosaurus, are concealed deeper within the trees, rewarding the curious explorer [7]. The Brontosaurus, in particular, offers a unique experience, requiring a short walk down a narrow, sometimes muddy path [4, 7]. The trees have grown around it, creating a sense of discovering a long-lost relic from a prehistoric era [4, 7]. These fiberglass sculptures showcase impressive detail, capturing the essence of these ancient creatures [7]. Mark Cline is known for his whimsical and quirky creations, adding a touch of artistry to the natural landscape [7]. Dinosaurs In The Woods has become a beloved landmark in Elberta [7].

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