Bison Bonebed Tour
Hudson-Meng Education & Research Center Tours
The Hudson Meng Education and Research Center houses one of the most important paleo-archeological discoveries in North America. The interpretive center holds the remains of more than a hundred ancient bison. Come and learn about the mystery of the bison deaths and evidence supporting a variety of theories on what happened. The interpretive tour is led by Forest Service Rangers who will present scientific findings and theories about the events which took place thousands of years ago. Visitors will gain a better understanding of archaeological timelines, the people who lived here, and the history of the Great Plains of North America. The tour is approximately 45 minutes.
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Need to Know
- Accessibility
Wheelchairs, scooters and other assistive devices are allowed. Handicap parking is available near the visitor center. Please note that no transportation or mobility assistive devices (such as wheelchairs or canes) are available or provided at this location.
- Service Animals ONLY
Service animals are the only animals allowed in the bonebed enclosure.
- No Food or Drink
No food or beverages are allowed in the bonebed enclosure.
- Air and Heating
The climate within the building varies with the season. Please wear proper attire and shoes. Wear loose, cooling clothes for summer months and bring an extra layer of warm clothes for the winter.
