Natural History Museum of Utah

Museums & exhibits · $$ · Best for: all ages

Natural History Museum of Utah is a museums & exhibits in Salt Lake City, United States, best suited for all ages. It is priced in the $$ range. Perched in the foothills above the university, this museum's Past Worlds gallery shows off one of the world's largest collections of mounted Allosaurus skeletons, all dug from Utah's own Clevelan

Perched in the foothills above the university, this museum's Past Worlds gallery shows off one of the world's largest collections of mounted Allosaurus skeletons, all dug from Utah's own Cleveland-Lloyd Quarry. Kids can walk right underneath towering sauropod mounts and peer into working fossil-prep areas where real research happens. The building itself, with sweeping valley views, makes a great half-day stop before or after hiking the surrounding foothill trails.

  • Address: 301 Wakara Way, Salt Lake City, UT 84108
  • Hours: Daily 10am-5pm, Wednesdays until 9pm; check site for holiday closures
  • Official website

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Where is Natural History Museum of Utah?
Natural History Museum of Utah is located at 301 Wakara Way, Salt Lake City, UT 84108, in Salt Lake City, United States. Directions to Google Maps, Waze, and Apple Maps are on this page.
How much does Natural History Museum of Utah cost?
Natural History Museum of Utah is priced in the $$ range. Check the official website for current ticket prices.
Is Natural History Museum of Utah good for kids?
Natural History Museum of Utah is best for all ages. Perched in the foothills above the university, this museum's Past Worlds gallery shows off one of the world's largest collections of mounted Allosaurus skeletons, all dug from Utah's own Cleveland-Lloyd Quarry.
What other dinosaur activities are near Natural History Museum of Utah?
Within 100 km you'll find 3 more dinosaur spots: George S. Eccles Dinosaur Park, Mountain America Jurassic Jungle, Mountain America Museum of Ancient Life at Thanksgiving Point. The map on this page shows them all.

Last verified August 2026 from official venue sources.