2 Hour Quarry Fossil Dig Adventure in Delta, Utah - Provo

2 Hour Quarry Fossil Dig Adventure in Delta, Utah

Provoeasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

2 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels; requires light physical activity including digging and walking on uneven ground.

Overview

Join U-Dig Fossils for a 2-hour private fossil digging adventure in Delta, Utah. Unearth ancient Trilobites and take home your unique prehistoric finds.

Details

Experience the thrill of unearthing ancient history with the 2 Hour Quarry Access offered by U-Dig Fossils in Delta, Utah. This private outdoor adventure invites you to discover your own Trilobite fossil in a unique, hands-on excavation at a private quarry. Equipped with all the necessary digging tools, you will step back hundreds of millions of years to explore the remnants of prehistoric marine life. Guided by knowledgeable staff, this experience is designed for all ages and skill levels, making it an exciting and educational outing for families, fossil enthusiasts, and adventure lovers alike. Marvel at the landscape formed through centuries and learn about the geological processes that shaped this part of Utah. After your dig, you can keep your treasures as a rare and tangible piece of history. Whether you're looking for a memorable day trip or a distinctive private activity, this fossil digging adventure connects you to the past in an immersive and unforgettable way.

Adventure Tips

Wear sturdy closed-toe shoes

Protect your feet as the quarry terrain can be rocky and uneven.

Bring sun protection

Use sunscreen and wear a hat since the quarry offers little shade.

Stay hydrated

Carry a water bottle to stay refreshed during your digging session.

Dress in layers

Temperatures can vary so layering helps keep you comfortable throughout.

Local Insights

Hidden Gems

  • Cove Fort Historic Site nearby
  • Sevier Lake viewpoints for scenic photography

Wildlife

  • desert cottontail rabbits
  • golden eagles

History

Delta's ancient seabed preserves trilobite fossils, representing marine creatures from over 500 million years ago.

Conservation

U-Dig Fossils practices responsible excavation methods to preserve the site for future fossil hunters and scientific study.

Frequently Asked Questions

Photography Tips

Best Times

Golden hour
early morning
late afternoon

Best Viewpoints

  • quarry edge overlooks
  • nearby desert mesas
  • historic Delta town center

What to Photograph

fossils close-up
prehistoric rock formations
sunlit desert landscapes

Recommended Gear

Comfortable hiking shoes

Essential

Provides protection and support for walking and digging on rough quarry terrain.

Wide-brimmed hat

Essential

Helps protect your face and neck from sun exposure during sunny spring days.

spring specific

Reusable water bottle

Essential

Keep hydrated during warmer temperatures to prevent fatigue and heat exhaustion.

summer specific

Light layered clothing

Essential

Allows you to adjust to fluctuating temperatures throughout the day.

fall specific

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